Chapter

 1 VI  |       Theseus could not have shown his ability had he not found
 2 VIII| attained pre-eminence, as is shown above, not by the favour
 3 IX  |      in them, and it will be shown that he has laid his foundations
 4 XII |      good or bad, and having shown the methods by which many
 5 XII |  command. And experience has shown princes and republics, single-handed,
 6 XIV |      to guard himself, as is shown later on. Because there
 7 XX  |     of the character already shown; even if they should be
 8 XXV |     to-morrow without having shown any change of disposition
 9 XXVI|     some spark may have been shown by one, which made us think
10 XXVI|     of this latter cannot be shown, nevertheless there was