Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VIII  |        it was not necessary to tell them that which they already
 2       1,  XVIII |      better understood, I will tell how the Government was established
 3       1,  XXVI  |     And those who write of him tell how be transferred men from
 4       1,  XXX   |      that as a remedy, I would tell them to keep to the same
 5       1,  XLIV  |       them, to whom they would tell their wants, they [the Senators]
 6       1,  LIX   |   their country, but could not tell it so as not to disclose
 7       2,  XXVII | Alexander, sent ambassadors to tell him they wanted to be his
 8       3,  VI    |    that had constrained him to tell lies. It is prudent, therefore,
 9       3,  XXXIII| victory, he said he could also tell them other good things which
10       3,  XXXV  |   events, one of them begun to tell Perseus of the many errors
11       3,  XXXV  |    Traitor, you have waited to tell me this until now when I
12       3,  XLIV  |    toward Bologna, and sent to tell the Venetians to remain