Book, Paragraph

 1      I, VIII|     brigands, others, who dwell near lakes or marshes or rivers
 2      I, IX  |         of the confusion is the near connection between the two
 3     II, IV  |         fathers and mothers and near relations, but not equally
 4     II, X   |   invaded Sicily, where he died near Camicus.~The Cretan institutions
 5      V, VIII| sometimes also because they are near, for the fear of them makes
 6      V, VIII|       and bring distant dangers near, in order that the citizens
 7    VII, X   |    private land, part should be near the border, and the other
 8    VII, X   |       the border, and the other near the city, so that, each
 9    VII, X   |         forbids those who dwell near the border to take part
10    VII, XII |  provided in their proper place near the temples. The magistrates
11    VII, XII |         ought to be established near an agora and some public