Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  I    |       of much importance for a space of twenty years, for they
 2       2,  II   |      Athens had arrived in the space of a hundred years after
 3       2,  XII  |     such defeats in so great a space of time as they had in Italy
 4       2,  XVII |     does not have considerable space for retreat, and [cannot
 5       2,  XVII |    breached, and does not have space to retreat with earthworks
 6       2,  XVII |    having that convenience and space which they themselves lacked:
 7       2,  XXXII|        themselves over so much space, everything was left weak
 8       3,  VI   | perseverance, and in a [short] space of time and without peril
 9       3,  XLIV |      both pressed by the short space of time and seeing that
10       3,  XLIX |        reduced to such small a space) to corrupt all Rome. This