Book,  Chapter

1       1,  L   |  were Consuls in Rome, being disunited, they stopped all the activities
2       2,  II  | greatly in keeping the State disunited, so that each town and each
3       2,  XXV |     THAT THE ASSAULTING OF A DISUNITED CITY IN ORDER TO OCCUPY
4       2,  XXV |   insolence that, from being disunited the Romans became united,
5       2,  XXV |    the Romans when they were disunited, they could defeat them,
6       2,  XXV |      had been wise, the more disunited they saw the Romans, the
7       2,  XXV | people of that City which is disunited, and to manage to become
8       3,  XV  | divided among themselves and disunited, gained dishonor but experienced
9       3,  XVII|     NECESSARY TO KEEP A CITY DISUNITED IN ORDER TO HOLD IT~From