Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIII |  damaging. I am made to think thusly by the example of those
 2       1,  LIV   |        who called themselves, thusly, the Frateschi [Brotherly]
 3       2,  IV    |      been the only one to act thusly, so too she had been the
 4       2,  XII   |    his interests make him say thusly to Antiochus. For if the
 5       3,  VI    |   wanted to. Of these spirits thusly constituted, I believe many
 6       3,  VI    | conspired, as many were moved thusly by too many benefits as
 7       3,  VI    |      not sooner: those who do thusly are likely to avoid the
 8       3,  XXXIII| Religion were corrupted, says thusly: It pleases them now to
 9       3,  XXXIII|      the Dictator, who speaks thusly to his Master of the horse:
10       3,  XXXV  |     importunity. When you act thusly, it is not reasonable that
11       3,  XLVI  |     enemies of the plebs, and thusly many other families, each