Chapter

 1 VII  |      factions was destroyed and turned entirely to the duke. After
 2 VII  |   exterminated the leaders, and turned their partisans into his
 3 VIII |   afterwards unless they can be turned to the advantage of the
 4 XII  |        opposed, and others have turned their ambitions elsewhere.
 5 XII  |   watched each other. Francesco turned his ambition to Lombardy;
 6 XII  | valiantly. This was before they turned to enterprises on land,
 7 XIII |       proof of his mercenaries, turned to auxiliaries, and stipulated
 8 XIII |   always avoided these arms and turned to his own; and has been
 9 XIII |   appearing to him reliable, he turned to mercenaries, discerning
10 XIII |     dangerous, he destroyed and turned to his own men. And the
11 XVIII|     when such observance may be turned against him, and when the
12 XIX  |      the people; a course which turned out advantageous to them
13 XIX  |         bodyguard; which, as it turned out, was a rash thing to