Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIII  |          Senate, [and] with words partly lovingly and partly menacing,
 2       1,  XIII  |         words partly lovingly and partly menacing, showed them [the
 3       2,  XVI   |        Romans than in the Latins, partly chance and partly the virtu
 4       2,  XVI   |         Latins, partly chance and partly the virtu of the Consuls
 5       3,  VI    | understood in a Republic which is partly corrupted; for in an uncorrupted
 6       3,  XVII  |          the ancient judgments as partly inhuman, partly impossible
 7       3,  XVII  |      judgments as partly inhuman, partly impossible of application.
 8       3,  XXXVII|      encumbered with impediments, partly armed with useless weapons
 9       3,  XXXVII|          with useless weapons and partly without arms, they would
10       3,  XLIV  |         is to free men. And thus, partly by persuasion, parly by