Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  II  |   not only born free and not slaves, but are also able through
 2       2,  XIII|  this name she made them her slaves, as were the Latins, and
 3       2,  XIII|  aware that they were wholly slaves until they saw two routs
 4       2,  XVI |     battle the Latins became slaves, so too the Romans would
 5       2,  XVI |   the Romans would have been slaves if they had not won. And
 6       2,  XXVI|     over a certain number of slaves whom the Romans had armed
 7       3,  VI  | dagger of his, freed all his slaves and gave them money, and
 8       3,  VI  | whereupon Nelematus made his slaves lock the house, and to those
 9       3,  XIII|      lack of men, armed many slaves and gave them to Sempronius
10       3,  XXXI|      war, arming old men and slaves for want of men. When this
11       3,  XLIV|      was more of a burden to slaves than war is to free men.