Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XIV  |    some of the Pollari having told certain soldiers that the
2       1,  XIV  |     pecked away, they in turn told it to Spurius Papirus nephew
3       1,  XIV  |      and if the Pollarius had told a lie, it would come back
4       1,  XXIX |     for suspicion, as will be told below.~
5       2,  XVIII|        to a State, as will be told below.~
6       2,  XX   |    into your arms, as will be told below through the example
7       2,  XXIX | people. And T. Livius who had told us of all the above mentioned
8       3,  VI   |     loved by him, who quickly told it to his brother Ciballinus,
9       3,  XXXIV|       Prince, for he would be told and advised of it by those