Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   | previously] mentioned forms are inferior because of the brevity of
 2       1,  IV   |    defects, she would have been inferior to every other Republic.~
 3       1,  VIII |      warlike praises he was not inferior to him. So that filled with
 4       1,  IX   |         by herself [Sparta] was inferior in strength, and not having
 5       1,  XVI  |        Nobles seeing themselves inferior, turned to favor Clearchus,
 6       2        |       to judge the present more inferior than the past, although
 7       2,  XIV  |         even though they may be inferior to his, he will begin to
 8       2,  XXX  |        said neighbors (although inferior to it) draw money from it,
 9       3,  XI   |         MANY, EVEN THOUGH HE IS INFERIOR, AS LONG AS HE RESISTS THE
10       3,  XXX  |      esteem it a disgrace to be inferior to him. And therefore Titus
11       3,  XXXI |       as they deemed themselves inferior and unable to sustain their [
12       3,  XXXIV|     then the first, but is much inferior to the third; for until