Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XLI |           and from being a friend showing himself to be the enemy
 2       1,  LI  | endeavored to cancel this decree, showing that it was something that
 3       1,  LV  |     relieve themselves of this by showing open indignation. This example,
 4       2,  X   |        with all the Peloponnesus, showing that they could win that
 5       2,  XI  |         to go and meet the enemy, showing the Tarentines by acts and
 6       2,  XXII|          said) to remain neutral, showing him that certain victory
 7       3,  X   |          these make less error in showing themselves with their armies
 8       3,  XXII|      speaks honorably of Manlius, showing that the severity in putting
 9       3,  XXII|     partisans cannot be acquired; showing himself harsh to everyone
10       3,  XLII|          it is acquired either by showing that this defeat was not
11       3,  XLIV|        the Tuscans (especially in showing them the reason which induced