Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV|     large an army as he could draw together; that his subjects
2    III,  II|     They, therefore, secretly draw up a law which had for its
3     IV,  V |       of time; and wishing to draw nearer the place, the soldiery
4      V,  V |       finding him continue to draw near, and taking the direction
5     VI,  I | forces, but were compelled to draw the necessary means from
6     VI,  I |     of his enemies, could not draw from him, the insolent behavior
7     VI,  IV|       otherwise, they were to draw out the time in diplomacy.~
8   VIII,  IV|     Colle, they determined to draw nearer, that the inhabitants
9   VIII,  IV|     them. He took occasion to draw large sums of money from