Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I   |         And because the things achieved by them and that are made
 2       1,  VI  |       that greatness which she achieved. So that Rome wanting to
 3       1,  XXIX|    Vespasian, found everything achieved and all difficulties overcome.
 4       2,  IV  |        remedy it, for Rome had achieved so much authority with the [
 5       2,  XIII|      that Cyrus could not have achieved that greatness he attained.
 6       2,  XIII|       after subduing them, she achieved such great expansion that
 7       2,  XV  |        the King having already achieved his victory, and the Florentines
 8       3,  XIX |       that better results were achieved by the Roman Captains who
 9       3,  XXI |        PROCEEDING THAN SCIPIO, ACHIEVED THE SAME RESULT IN ITALY
10       3,  XXI | methods, to have none the less achieved the same results as those
11       3,  XXXV|     and achieve it, and having achieved it to maintain it: reserving