Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIX   |      that having conquered and beaten down all his neighbors,
 2       1,  XIX   | Mahomet, who having like David beaten his neighbors, left him
 3       1,  XXXVII|      Nobles, that if it is not beaten down in various ways and
 4       1,  XL    |     beat the Plebs, and if any beaten by one [Decemvir] appealed
 5       2,  I     |       Latins until they had so beaten the Samnites that the Romans
 6       2,  I     |         When the Samnites were beaten through the many defeats
 7       2,  I     |   Italy, and as soon as he was beaten and driven back to Greece,
 8       2,  XII   |        the Romans could not be beaten except in Italy, for there
 9       2,  XII   |     doubt they would have been beaten; for they would not have
10       2,  XII   |          The Swiss are. easily beaten when away from home where
11       3,  XX    |      the children, made him be beaten by them back to the town.
12       3,  XXXI  |    half of it was attacked and beaten, so that only one of the