Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XL    | apprehensive of opposing him openly, they decided to do it by
2       1,  XLIV  |  From which it is recognized openly how foolish and little prudent
3       2         |      shall be bold in saying openly that which I learned of
4       2,  XVIII |  than infantry is shown more openly by another Roman example.
5       2,  XXXII |      expeditions carried out openly and in daylight. Which can
6       3,  I     |    some of the things worked openly for their private advantage,
7       3,  II    |   themselves his enemies and openly make war against him, they
8       3,  XLVIII|    never came concealed, but openly and accompanied by Pisans,
9       3,  XLVIII|      treat the proceeding so openly if he had been acting faithfully.