Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XL   |      of the Plebs. These Ten conducted themselves civilly, not
 2       2,  I    |    manner in which they were conducted, will see mixed with Fortune
 3       2,  XVII |   that wars will be entirely conducted through artillery, I say
 4       2,  XXIX |     for her recovery, having conducted an entire Roman army to
 5       3,  I    |     that mode of living) had conducted themselves badly. But as
 6       3,  XII  |      has been seen they were conducted, unless they had been pushed
 7       3,  XXV  | Paulus in honoring those who conducted themselves well in the war,
 8       3,  XXIX |      and who was sending it, conducted himself (although born in
 9       3,  XLIII|     always been the same and conducted themselves on every occasion
10       3,  XLIV |     have sent if De Foix had conducted himself more lukewarmly;