Book,  Par.

 1     I,  16|      not here, as it is among nations despotically ruled, that
 2     I,  83|       of empire, the peace of nations, my safety and yours, rest
 3    II,  89|     various equipments of the nations. Before each eagle were
 4   III,  34|      formed with neighbouring nations, it grew and flourished,
 5   III,  47|                     All other nations were equally restless. A
 6   III,  80|     respected even by foreign nations, would have been profaned
 7    IV,  12|  among independent and allied nations. ~ ~
 8    IV,  33|       for which by the law of nations I demand vengeance. You,
 9    IV,  55|    empire for the Transalpine nations. A rumour had also gone
10    IV,  67|   their power against subject nations. A pure and untainted race,
11    IV,  69|     Treveri may rule over the nations. Far from us be such arrogance!
12    IV,  72|     in the eyes of the Gallic nations by their having sided with
13    IV,  77|       For the tranquillity of nations cannot be preserved without
14    IV,  77|    but wars between all these nations? By the prosperity and order
15    IV,  87| highest antiquity among these nations; not a few with Jupiter,
16     V,  9 |      improving this vilest of nations; for at this time the revolt