Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XXIX |     who err in this way. And Cornelius Tacitus tells the reason
2       3,  VI   |   And truly that sentence of Cornelius Tacitus is golden, which
3       3,  XIX  |    multitude. None the less, Cornelius Tacitus (with whom many
4       3,  XIX  |      nor that severity which Cornelius recommends: and as the Roman
5       3,  XIX  |   commands subjects (of whom Cornelius talks about), ought to turn
6       3,  XIX  |   Appius; and the opinion of Cornelius within his own limitations,
7       3,  XXX  |      times of war. He placed Cornelius, also a colleague of his,
8       3,  XXXIX|    the army which the Consul Cornelius led against the Samnites,
9       3,  XXXIX| point above the enemy, Aulus Cornelius? That strong point is our