Book, Paragraph

1     II, I   |         useful may be brought to light. And let no one suppose
2     II, V   | knowledge which they have. Great light would be thrown on this
3      V, XI  |   himself to his subjects in the light, not of a tyrant, but of
4     VI, I   |         which will also bring to light the opposite form of government
5     VI, VII |          the heavy infantry, the light armed troops, the navy.
6    VII, XVII|          Celts, clothe them in a light wrapper only. For human
7    VII, XVII|     indecency of speech; for the light utterance of shameful words