Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VII  | trouble.~So that this can be concluded, that whenever it is seen
2       1,  XXVII| could reign there: but it is concluded that men do not know how
3       1,  XLVII|  believe also that it can be concluded that no prudent man ought
4       2,  XII  |  where it was needed: and he concluded that Rome could be taken
5       3,  I    |    first Ten [Books] will be concluded. And although the actions
6       3,  VIII |     the historian, it can be concluded, that if Manlius had been
7       3,  XV   |  causes. And it may be truly concluded that it is better to send
8       3,  XXIII|   DRIVEN OUT OF ROME~We have concluded above that proceeding as
9       3,  XXXIV|    see whether what had been concluded above is true, that the