Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|    very secure by the death or banishment of those who are opposed
 2     II,  VIII|    disgrace, secure himself by banishment of the rest. He therefore
 3    III,  I   |    terminated by the death and banishment of many of her best people.
 4    III,  V   | condemnations, admonitions, or banishment of citizens; to which must
 5    III,  VI  | misdeeds. I am content that my banishment should deliver them from
 6     IV,  VII |     were dissatisfied with the banishment of Cosmo, they endowed with
 7     IV,  VII |    armed force to his place of banishment. Wherever the cavalcade
 8     IV,  VII |       was upon his return from banishment; for by universal consent
 9      V,  I   |     exiles, when their term of banishment was complete, should not
10    VII,  III |        fled, various places of banishment were appointed. Nor was