Chapter

1 III |   countries which they annexed, observed closely these measures;
2 III |     conduct is the better to be observed, he having held possession
3 III |        position in Italy had he observed the rules above laid down,
4 III |  followed any of the conditions observed by those who have taken
5 VII |     with their aid, as has been observed. Thirdly, by converting
6 XV  |       be entirely possessed nor observed, for human conditions do
7 XXIV| previous suggestions, carefully observed, will enable a new prince
8 XXIV|        prince are more narrowly observed than those of an hereditary
9 XXV |       because that king, having observed the movement, and desiring