Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V   |        hand, he who defends the Spartan and Venetian arrangement,
 2       1,  VI  |          This resulted from the Spartan Kings, who, being placed
 3       1,  IX  | dominion, was at once killed by Spartan Ephors as a man who wanted
 4       1,  XXI |       from the servitude of the Spartan Empire, finding themselves
 5       1,  XXI |        with them go to meet the Spartan armies in the field and
 6       2,  III |        Lycurgus, founder of the Spartan Republic, thinking that
 7       2,  XXIV|     defense. When, therefore, a Spartan was asked by an Athenian
 8       3,  VI  |  employed in killing Nabis, the Spartan Tyrant; they sent Alexemenes,
 9       3,  VI  |       wanted to kill Nabis, the Spartan, of which we talked about
10       3,  VI  |    themselves Tyrants, called a Spartan army to their aid, and seized
11       3,  XIII|       sustain the attack of the Spartan troops, but to overcome