Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  XVI  | Consulate of Torquatus and of Decius. As every reason would have
 2       2,  XVI  |       had to kill his son and Decius himself.~In demonstrating
 3       3,  XXXIX|   with the example of Publius Decius, who was Tribune of the
 4       3,  XXXIX|    the Samnites, and [Publius Decius] seeing it in so great danger,
 5       3,  XXXIX|    these words were spoken by Decius, T. Livius says: Publius
 6       3,  XXXIX|       T. Livius says: Publius Decius, the Tribune of the army,
 7       3,  XXXIX|   nature of countries; for if Decius had not known and recognized
 8       3,  XXXIX|      of necessity it behooved Decius to have such perfect knowledge [
 9       3,  XLV  |       FURY~The Roman Consuls, Decius and Fabius, were with their
10       3,  XLV  |       two Consuls was better. Decius assaulted the enemy with
11       3,  XLV  |      much better than that of Decius, who, weary from the first