Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |     a thousand injuries were inflicted every day: so that constrained
 2       1,  XI   |     defeat that Hannibal had inflicted on the Romans at Cannae,
 3       1,  XXIX |    the one and the other had inflicted on the Plebs: But he one
 4       1,  XXXIV|   run than do those that are inflicted by others. In later times,
 5       2,  I    |     through the many defeats inflicted on their forces, there arose
 6       2,  IV   | order to avenge the injuries inflicted on them, they were defeated [
 7       2,  XXVI |      the capital penalty [be inflicted] on whoever should reproach
 8       3,  I    |    Torquatus, the punishment inflicted by Papirius Cursor on Fabius,
 9       3,  IV   |      is less that the injury inflicted. And without doubt Servius
10       3,  VI   | injuries] of honor, that are inflicted on men, that against their
11       3,  XVII |    or other similar injuries inflicted that a peace made by force