Chapter

 1 III |         time it was necessary to bring the whole world against
 2 III |        before it, and is able to bring with it good as well as
 3 VII |       other reasons, inclined to bring back the French into Italy;
 4 VII |     violence; and so, wishing to bring back peace and obedience
 5 XII |          it is more difficult to bring a republic, armed with its
 6 XII |       its citizens than it is to bring one armed with foreign arms.
 7 XV  |         of those qualities which bring them either blame or praise;
 8 XVI | exercised in a way that does not bring you the reputation for it,
 9 XIX |    quickly wiped out; but I will bring this discourse to a conclusion
10 XXV |          men working differently bring about the same effect, and
11 XXVI|         wanting opportunities to bring such into use in every form.~