Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VIII|        deeming it of moment and perilous, created a Dictator who
2       1,  XXIX|      victory in such a long and perilous war had given him, from
3       2,  VIII|         had three of these most perilous wars. The first was when
4       2,  VIII| therefore, won these three most perilous wars. And no little virtu
5       2,  XV  |       fad turning itself into a perilous course) never impede deliberations,
6       3,  IV  |         shows how difficult and perilous it is to despoil one of
7       3,  VI  |     enter in an enterprise more perilous nor more foolhardy than
8       3,  VI  |    against the Country are less perilous for those who plan them,
9       3,  XVI |         up, which being thought perilous, [the command of the army]