Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VIII |        citizens might employ to achieve greatness have been these
2       1,  XIX  |         often be seen that they achieve most great things and that
3       1,  XIX  |         gain a foothold, nor to achieve the results that she did.
4       1,  XX   | SUCCESSIONS OF PRINCES OF VIRTU ACHIEVE GREAT RESULTS; AND THAT
5       1,  XLIII|       disposition, they did not achieve their usual results. But
6       2,  III  |    Those who plan for a City to achieve great Empire ought with
7       2,  XIII |       by election, necessary to achieve greatness, she did not also
8       3,  XXXV |   difficult it is to direct and achieve it, and having achieved