Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |            entirely outside of the right path; for to those who are
 2       1,  XXXV   |            form going off from the right road. But in the creation
 3       1,  XLV    |         not worthy of having that [right of] appeal which he had
 4       1,  XLV    |          they [the People] had no [right] to violate that appeal
 5       1,  XLV    |       other incident; for if that [right of] appeal was useful, he
 6       1,  LV     |          taking an oath to pay the right sum, he threw into a box
 7       2,  IV     |         seat of the Empire and the right of sovereignty should not
 8       2,  IV     |         the seat of Empire and the right of command, so that these
 9       2,  XV     | Carthaginian side; but that it was right to detest that indecision
10       2,  XVI    |          orders were placed to the right and the left of these three
11       3,  XXXVI  |         with moderation and at the right time; and no difficulty
12       3,  XXXVIII|          example of him who by his right arm has fought for the consulship