Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |          securely and render him glorious after his death, the other
 2       1,  XXXVI|   Manlius Consuls, and had won a glorious engagement against the Veienti
 3       2        |          to make their victories glorious, they not only exaggerate
 4       2,  XXIII|       the opportunity for a most glorious increase. Certainly that
 5       2,  XXIV | Ottaviano the recovery of it was glorious and the destruction of it
 6       2,  XXVII|          he had been for sixteen glorious years, recalled by the Carthaginians
 7       3,  XXX  |        die naturally, he becomes glorious without trouble, and may
 8       3,  XL   |       THE MANAGING OF A WAR IS A GLORIOUS THING~Although to use deceit
 9       3,  XL   |         war it is a laudable and glorious thing; and that man is equally
10       3,  XL   |       intend that that deceit is glorious which makes you break your
11       3,  XL   |      deceit would have been most glorious to Pontius, if he had followed