Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIV  |        reward (according to the value that was then current in
 2       1,  LV    |         of what each one had of value. And such decision being
 3       2,  IV    |      that dominion, they do not value much such acquisitions as
 4       2,  IV    |     maintaining it, they see no value in it. When, therefore,
 5       2,  X     | soldiers of Sparta were of more value than the perseverance and
 6       2,  XVII  |        them the artillery is of value: but when they go in a dense
 7       2,  XXI   |    because the Pistoians do not value their liberty as the others
 8       3,  XXII  |       be more useful or of more value in a Republic, as it does
 9       3,  XXXIII|        otherwise they are of no value.~The Praenestines, having
10       3,  XXXVII|  something neglected [and of no value]. The Romans, after the
11       3,  XLII  |        that the peace was of no value. And so favorable was fortune