Book,  Chapter

1       1,  IX   |    It is well then, when the deed accuses him, the result
2       1,  XXIV |     in recompense for a good deed, no matter how big [the
3       1,  XXIV |       no matter how big [the deed], will always be esteemed
4       2,  XXXII|     is discovered before the deed happens, which is done without
5       3,  II   |     so wise for any singular deed of his, as Junius Brutus
6       3,  VI   |    who are not killed in the deed.~But let us go from these
7       3,  XXX  |    WHO WANTS TO DO SOME GOOD DEED IN HIS REPUBLIC ON HIS OWN
8       3,  XXXIV|    some example of some rare deed or saying concerning the
9       3,  XXXIV| Manlius did) by some notable deed.~