Lib. Cap.
1   2,     9|      esset, tandem Hippias regno pulsus in exsilium agitur, qui
2  13,     5| Demosthenes, Atheniensis orator, pulsus patria ob crimen accepti
3  21,     3|  conspiratione Locrorum civitate pulsus in Siciliam redit. Ibi Syracusas
4  34,     2|    hominis nimia sagina careret. Pulsus igitur regno ad fratrem
5  42,     2|        filiis Thessalia magna vi pulsus cum ingenti multitudine,
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