Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXVIII|     made Bologna submit to his terms. Afterwards wanting to return
 2       1,  XXXVIII|       to the French army, with terms that under the pledge of
 3       1,  XXXIX  |        they would allow their [terms] to expire without making
 4       2,  VI     | completely laid waste) came to terms, and the Romans condemned
 5       2,  XXIII  |     reduced is to come to such terms that they cannot accept
 6       2,  XXV    |    either, brought her to such terms that, weary of her tumultuous
 7       2,  XXX    |        by hunger, they came to terms with the Gauls to ransom
 8       2,  XXX    |         but while making these terms (the gold already being
 9       3,  XXIV   |  notable example; for when the terms of an accord were completed
10       3,  XXXI   |  Scipio] did not propose other terms than those which he had
11       3,  XLIII  | Florentines consented to these terms, and paid them the first
12       3,  XLIV   |     time, to make both come to terms with him; and departing