Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XI   | otherwise he would not have been accepted; for they [these laws] are
 2       1,  XXV  |        and wishes that it may be accepted and capable of maintaining
 3       1,  LI   |          and this present was so accepted by the Plebs, that Rome
 4       1,  LIII |         like proceeding would be accepted and how difficult it would
 5       1,  LIV  |        obstinacy the Roman Plebs accepted that proceeding of going
 6       2,  XV   |         the ratification was not accepted, as he recognized that the
 7       2,  XXVII|          Tyre that Alexander had accepted those conditions which he
 8       3,  II   |        excuses are heard and not accepted: nor can men of such quality
 9       3,  XX   |     Which offer was not only not accepted by Camillus, but having
10       3,  XLIX |      without change, was so well accepted by the Society [Republic],