Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI  |      more the breaking of an oath than the laws, like those
 2       1,  XI  | Italy, were kept there by an oath that they were forced to
 3       1,  XI  |  honor, in order to obey the oath taken; which did not result
 4       1,  XIII|  saying that because of that oath they had taken not to abandon
 5       1,  XIII|  themselves saying that that oath was given to the dead Consul
 6       1,  XV  |    should see fleeing; which oath if not observed would be
 7       1,  XV  |     the enemy because of the oath they had taken, he said
 8       1,  XV  |  taken, he said that it [the oath] was to inspire fear, and
 9       1,  XV  |    their Religion and by the oath they had taken. None the
10       1,  LV  |  impost, and first taking an oath to pay the right sum, he