Book, Chapter

 1      1, III  |      seek in little and punctual occasions. I refer them also to that
 2      1, IV   |          such knowledge in civil occasions, of conference, counsel,
 3      2, I    |     removes, with the causes and occasions of them, and all other events
 4      2, II   |      speeches, the pretexts, the occasions, and other passages of action.
 5      2, III  |  according to all the variety of occasions, advertisements, advises,
 6      2, VIII |          times, inducements, and occasions, I find them not so strange;
 7      2, X    |     causes of diseases, with the occasions or impulsions; the diseases
 8      2, XV   |      serious use of business and occasions. And, therefore, I make
 9      2, XXIII|     extending to much variety of occasions; whereupon we will stay
10      2, XXIII|      argument of negotiation and occasions is that which Machiavel
11      2, XXIII|        are where they were, when occasions turn: and therefore to Cato,
12      2, XXIII|        that they can bring about occasions to their ply; and yet in
13      2, XXIII|        do not only turn with the occasions, but also run with the occasions,
14      2, XXIII| occasions, but also run with the occasions, and not strain their credit
15      2, XXIII|   business: some can make use of occasions aptly and dexterously, but
16      2, XXIII|   beareth towards all variety of occasions. But that opinion I may
17      2, XXIII|       learn particulars, to wait occasions, and to devise plots.~(40)
18      2, XXIII|          doth so loseth infinite occasions which intervene, and are
19      2, XXIII|     extending to much variety of occasions; whereupon we will stay
20      2, XXIII|      argument of negotiation and occasions is that which Machiavel
21      2, XXIII|        are where they were, when occasions turn: and therefore to Cato,
22      2, XXIII|        that they can bring about occasions to their ply; and yet in
23      2, XXIII|        do not only turn with the occasions, but also run with the occasions,
24      2, XXIII| occasions, but also run with the occasions, and not strain their credit
25      2, XXIII|   business: some can make use of occasions aptly and dexterously, but
26      2, XXIII|   beareth towards all variety of occasions. But that opinion I may
27      2, XXIII|       learn particulars, to wait occasions, and to devise plots.~(40)
28      2, XXIII|          doth so loseth infinite occasions which intervene, and are