Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |     having written I have not satisfied you. Accept this, therefore,
 2       1,  V     |      Rome, or of one which is satisfied to maintain itself. In the
 3       1,  XVI   |     And thus, in this way, he satisfied one of the desires people
 4       1,  XVI   |       in security, are easily satisfied by creating institutions
 5       1,  XXV   |       general mass of men are satisfied with appearances, as if
 6       1,  XXV   | through this means came to be satisfied with that sacrifice and
 7       1,  L     |      of that council were not satisfied or deceived. And this inconvenience
 8       2,  VI    | finishing wars quickly, being satisfied by the length [of the wars]
 9       2,  XIV   |    conceded this, will not be satisfied, but will want to take other
10       3,  V     |    which the Roman Senate was satisfied, he diverted to the building
11       3,  XXVIII|      may obtain honors and be satisfied: and when such reputation
12       3,  XXXII |      Africa; where, not being satisfied with their stipend, turned