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 1 Ded      |      that no honour should be given it, or else that the truth
 2 III      |    foreseen (which it is only given to a wise man to see), they
 3 III      |      I answer for the reasons given above that a blunder ought
 4 III      |     pledge which the king had given to the Pope that he would
 5 IV       |       arises from the reasons given above; for his ministers,
 6 IV       |     Such men, for the reasons given, can open the way into the
 7 VII      |   those to whom some state is given either for money or by the
 8 VII      |      that which Alexander had given him, so he decided to act
 9 VIII     |     to the Republic, and at a given signal the soldiers killed
10 VIII     |    less; benefits ought to be given little by little, so that
11 XIII     |     wise; and this insight is given to few. And if the first
12 XVIII(37)|       The present chapter has given greater offence than any
13 XVIII    |     other princes of old were given to the Centaur Chiron to
14 XVIII    |      modern examples could be given, showing how many treaties
15 XIX      |      to a malcontent you have given him the material with which
16 XIX      |     Endless examples could be given on this subject, but I will
17 XIX      |     reduce them; thus, having given cause for hatred, to which
18 XXI      |      that men have never been given time to work steadily against
19 XXV      |  these changes, and which has given to them their impulse, you
20 XXVI     | wholly Italian, it has always given a poor account of itself;