Book,  Par.

 1     I,  4 |       who having wasted their property were supported by the infamous
 2     I,  20|       left, having wasted the property of others in the same extravagances
 3     I,  89| practically worthless, as the property had been hastily realized
 4    II,  62|     opposite faction, or with property in any case; the wills of
 5   III,  30|  induced by the loss of their property to transfer their allegiance.
 6    IV,  15|  legions there is nothing but property to plunder and a few old
 7    IV,  41|     see to the restitution of property plundered during the war,
 8    IV,  43|       and the division of his property among his creditors, had
 9    IV,  67|       exist together. Let the property of the slain come into a
10     V,  21|     capital, but carrying off property that could be removed, and