Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |         in every respect that no sign of that ancient virtu remains,
 2       1,  XII  |         some that she had made a sign [of assent], and to others
 3       2,  V    |         thing else that gave any sign of antiquity. So that, if
 4       2,  XXI  |        did not leave in them any sign of the authority [Empire]
 5       2,  XXX  | pensioners, then it is a certain sign that that State is powerful:
 6       2,  XXX  |      from it, then it is a great sign of its weakness. Let anyone
 7       3,  I    |          to bring it back to the sign [normality]. And Doctors
 8       3,  VI   |        left Syracuse or gave any sign of fear. The conduct of
 9       3,  VI   |         window who should give a sign when Pandolfo was near the
10       3,  VI   |          came, that man gave the sign, but he [Pandolfo] met a
11       3,  XXXIV|        the third; for until some sign arising from you is seen,