Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VI   |    for when there ensued the rebellion of Thebes caused by Pelopidas,
2       2,  XVI  |     that City because of her rebellion, after the passage of Charles,
3       2,  XXIV | freedom, and had resorted to rebellion as a refuge for liberty,
4       2,  XXIV |  that which occurred in that rebellion, that while the fortress
5       3,  V    |   minds of all the Romans to rebellion whenever they should have
6       3,  XII  |  follows that towns, after a rebellion, are more difficult to acquire
7       3,  XXXI |      lost all their State by rebellion, but, through cowardice
8       3,  XXXII|      been the authors of the rebellion, who feared that all the
9       3,  XLIV |    and having learned of the rebellion at Brescia, and wanting