Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |         Wanting, therefore, to draw men from this error, I have
 2       1,  XIII |     the other hand, should not draw on the Plebs for war outside [
 3       1,  XLVII|      bourse and would begin to draw them in their presence,
 4       1,  XLVII|    successor. And beginning to draw one, at his name, there
 5       2,  XII  |      an evil on the enemy will draw him away from home. They
 6       2,  XVII |      by having to raise it and draw it along the aisle between
 7       2,  XXX  |       although inferior to it) draw money from it, then it is
 8       2,  XXXII|     usefulness that they could draw from the acquisition: and
 9       3,  II   |      hers, he was the first to draw the knife from the wound,
10       3,  XXIII| against as from a rock; for to draw hatred upon himself without