Book,  Chapter

1       1,  I   |       amenable, that necessity ordained by the laws was so great,
2       1,  XVI |     than by the laws that were ordained. That Prince, therefore,
3       2,  XXI |       but because necessity so ordained. And without doubt, if it
4       2,  XXVI|        was made, was that they ordained the greatest penalties against
5       2,  XXIX|     against Rome: Afterward it ordained that, to reprimand them
6       2,  XXIX|     Roman people, having first ordained that Camillus, who alone
7       2,  XXIX|     taken but not the Capitol, ordained that the Romans should not
8       3,  I   |       course that is generally ordained by Heaven, which does not
9       3,  XLVI| according to the original laws ordained by the Censors. And although