Book,  Par.

1     I,  5 |         had once respected their virtues. To all this was added Galba'
2     I,  29|          for indeed, to count up virtues in comparing oneself with
3     I,  48|     vices, than distinguished by virtues. He was not regardless of
4     I,  51|      represent his very vices as virtues. As there were in both armies
5     I,  70|         Men dreaded all the more virtues so false, and vices so certain
6    II,  5 | respective faults removed, their virtues only could have been united
7    II,  5 |        love of license, to their virtues or to their vices, according
8   III,  77|       but it was not through his virtues, as is the case with the
9   III,  86|       sought to gain them by his virtues as firmly as they did to