Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIII |       and because they cannot close them all, the mountains
 2       2,  XVIII |       ancients], to keep them close to one, to give them reputation,
 3       2,  XXVII |  indignant that a City should close those doors that all the
 4       2,  XXVIII| Attalus, one of the chief men close to Philip was enamored;
 5       2,  XXIX  |      than the others) did not close its gates, [and] a part
 6       3,  II    |   that one should not keep so close to Princes that their ruin
 7       3,  XII   |     desire for present peace, close their eyes to any other
 8       3,  XXVIII|     through public means, and close them to whoever seeks them
 9       3,  XL    |   lake of Perugia in order to close in the Consul and the Roman
10       3,  XL    |     the Samnites, in order to close in the Roman army within