Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III |         had caused when they were alive. And therefore after many
 2       1,  VII |       Soderini] of evil while yet alive, and through such means
 3       1,  XVII|         Epaminondas, while he was alive, was able to maintain the
 4       1,  XXII|          one of the Roman Horatii alive, and because of this Metius,
 5       1,  XLIV|          they wanted to burn them alive. Valerius and Horatius lauded
 6       3,  I   | institutions have need to be kept alive by the virtu of one Citizen
 7       3,  IV  |          a Kingdom, and leave him alive, even though he should seek
 8       3,  VI  |   vengeance, and those who remain alive most of the time leave such
 9       3,  VI  |         plot leaving some of them alive who had been planned to
10       3,  VI  |          but Satirus who remained alive avenged him. The Pazzi,
11       3,  VI  |            but when some are left alive because of little prudence