Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |      they return to the same [original] governments: for almost
 2       1,  XI   |       Rome had Romulus as its original organizer and, like a daughter,
 3       1,  XIII |      the Tribunes to its own [original] place; from which there
 4       1,  XLVI |      having returned to their original rank, and having obtained
 5       2,  VI   |    they never varied from the original system of finishing them
 6       3,  I    |     bring them back to their [original] principles. And, therefore,
 7       3,  I    |     bring them back to their [original] principles. For all the
 8       3,  I    |   Roman Republic back to its [original] principles was the Tribunes
 9       3,  I    |       government] back to its original principles. This return
10       3,  XII  | acquire than they were in the original acquisition; for in the
11       3,  XXXIV|     of this act acquired this original reputation, and after a
12       3,  XLVI |   five years according to the original laws ordained by the Censors.