Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VIII |      Manlius made no particular reply, but going on in an evasive
 2       1,  XIII |        exhibited, and to give a reply to the City, that through
 3       1,  XLIV |     among them, no one dared to reply. And T. Livius says that
 4       1,  XLIV |        did not lack material to reply, but they did lack someone
 5       1,  XLIV |     someone who should make the reply. Which thing demonstrates
 6       1,  XLIV |        would be their chiefs to reply to and convene with the
 7       1,  LII  | suspicion. And if anyone should reply that if those Citizens who
 8       1,  LVIII|   showed against Scipio, I will reply that which was discussed
 9       1,  LX   |        question of age needs no reply, rather it is necessarily
10       2,  V    |       believe it is possible to reply, that, if such great antiquity
11       2,  XI   |         and not words of what a reply they were worthy.~¶ And
12       2,  XXIV |       by means of fortresses, I reply, that for the recovery of