Book, Chapter
1 1 | error, I have judged it necessary to write upon all those
2 1 | and modern events what is necessary for their better understanding,
3 1, I | except through power, it is necessary to avoid this sterility
4 1, II | lacked many things that were necessary to be established in favor
5 1, III | full of examples, it is necessary to whoever arranges to found
6 1, III | without law, the law is not necessary: but when that good custom
7 1, III | law immediately becomes necessary. Thus the Tarquins being
8 1, IV | that to placate them it was necessary [for the Senate] in some
9 1, V | MAINTAIN~Among the more necessary things instituted by those
10 1, V | hands of the Plebs. It is necessary therefore to examine which
11 1, V | In the first case it is necessary for it to do everything
12 1, VI | desire to examine this it is necessary to have recourse to those
13 1, VI | it is seen that it was necessary that the legislators of
14 1, VI | In the first case, it is necessary to establish it as Rome,
15 1, VI | this middle course, it is necessary in organizing a Republic
16 1, VI | discussion, I believe it is necessary to follow the Roman order
17 1, VI | Tribunes is shown to be necessary for the guarding of liberty,
18 1, VII | ACCUSING [JUDICIARY] IS NECESSARY FOR A REPUBLIC FOR THE MAINTENANCE
19 1, VII | LIBERTY~No more useful and necessary authority can be given to
20 1, VII | above, that it is useful and necessary for a Republic with its
21 1, VII | Republic is not enough; it is necessary that the judges be many
22 1, VII | remedy at home it was not necessary to go outside for it. And
23 1, VIII | he said, that it was not necessary to tell them that which
24 1, IX | CHAPTER IX~HOW IT IS NECESSARY FOR ONE MAN ALONE IN DESIRING
25 1, IX | individual only]: rather it is necessary that the only one who carries
26 1, IX | only] by assigning the [necessary] authority to themselves:
27 1, IX | establish a Republic it is necessary that one must be alone,
28 1, X | also see that it was not necessary for the praetorian soldiers
29 1, X | City well, it should be necessary to abolish the Principate,
30 1, XI | as something completely necessary in wanting to maintain a
31 1, XI | authority of God was not necessary, but it was very necessary
32 1, XI | necessary, but it was very necessary for Numa, who pretended
33 1, XV | that to want to win it was necessary to induce obstinacy into
34 1, XVI | more valid, healthy, and necessary than [was] the killing of
35 1, XVII | DIFFICULTY~I judge that it was necessary that Kings should be eliminated
36 1, XVII | them to equality, it is necessary to use the most extraordinary
37 1, XVIII | rules (because it will be necessary to proceed according to
38 1, XVIII | deciding their own ruin.~It was necessary, therefore, if Rome wanted
39 1, XVIII | means are bad, but it is necessary to come to the extraordinary,
40 1, XVIII | maintained, it would be necessary to reduce it more to a Royal
41 1, XIX | than of peace. For it was necessary in Rome that in the beginning
42 1, XIX | but it then indeed was necessary that the other Kings should
43 1, XXIV | actions be feared, it is very necessary to observe rewarding good,
44 1, XXV | everyone’s satisfaction, it is necessary for him at least to retain
45 1, XXXII | them as they might judge necessary (supposing some case) to
46 1, XXXIV | to ruin her, it will be necessary to break them. And in a
47 1, XXXIX | they thought that it was necessary either to remove the Consuls
48 1, XLIII | his own subjects, it is necessary in wanting to keep a State,
49 1, XLV | attempting new things. It is necessary, therefore, either never
50 1, XLVI | another, as if it should be necessary either to offend or to be
51 1, XLVII | government, it would be necessary (if they wanted to kill
52 1, XLIX | always discovered and it was necessary to create new ordinances;
53 1, L | decisions which are ordinarily necessary in maintaining the Republic.
54 1, LI | distance, and judging it to be necessary to be able to do the one
55 1, LI | lightened the burden (it being necessary to impose tributes to pay
56 1, LIV | there is no sounder or more necessary remedy to restrain an excited
57 1, LVIII | honorably. And when it was necessary to spring up against a powerful
58 1, LVIII | and so also when it was necessary for the public safety to
59 2, III | and creating an Empire was necessary and good, is shown by the
60 2, IV | thus established, it is necessary to make associates of them
61 2, VI | and his own country. It is necessary, therefore, both in the
62 2, VI | first (since it was not necessary as the wars were short)
63 2, VI | appear to them to be so necessary (the soldiers receiving
64 2, VII | that should suffice. It is necessary also that all the colonies
65 2, VIII | Princes decided it should be necessary that a part of them should
66 2, VIII | And no little virtu was necessary to win them; for it is seen
67 2, X | soldiers. Money is indeed necessary in a secondary place, but
68 2, X | showed three things to be necessary for war, many and good soldiers,
69 2, XIII | to do great things, it is necessary to learn to deceive. In
70 2, XIII | by chance or by election, necessary to achieve greatness, she
71 2, XIII | fraud; which has always been necessary for those to use who, from
72 2, XVI | virtu, it was therefore necessary that something extraordinary
73 2, XVI | the enemy, it should be necessary for them to retreat. The
74 2, XVII | has shown this not to be necessary, especially when defending
75 2, XVIII | However, the cavalry is necessary in armies for reconnaissance,
76 2, XVIII | disciplined infantry it is necessary to oppose them with a better
77 2, XVIII | Province or a State it is necessary to revive these insinuations [
78 2, XIX | some at home, as it appears necessary to occur to all great Cities.
79 2, XIX | cannot be adopted, and it is necessary either to expand by means
80 2, XXI | discord among them) judged it necessary to have a Roman Citizen
81 2, XXII | ancient liberty, it was necessary to liberate her from the
82 2, XXIII | Romans gave when it was necessary, is also confirmed by the
83 2, XXIV | first case they are not necessary, in the second harmful.
84 2, XXIV | refuge for liberty, it was necessary in wanting to observe the
85 2, XXIV | I say that they are not necessary to those people, or to those
86 2, XXIV | useful thing, but is not a necessary one. But when the Prince
87 2, XXVII | and the other munitions necessary for defense, so that Alexander
88 2, XXIX | arrived at, judged it was necessary to beat her (as will be
89 2, XXXIII| infinite particulars that are necessary to be known to want to counsel
90 3, I | REPUBLIC EXIST FOR LONG, IT IS NECESSARY TO RETURN THEM OFTEN TO
91 3, I | the first, it is seen how necessary it was that Rome should
92 3, I | what was reasonable and necessary to keep their liberty. This
93 3, I | people that it was not only necessary to maintain Religion and
94 3, I | of this Republic.~It is necessary, therefore, (as has been
95 3, I | 1494] said that it was necessary to resume the government
96 3, I | government], and therefore it is necessary to provide against this,
97 3, I | renewal is also seen to be necessary by the examples of our religion,
98 3, I | that there is nothing more necessary in a community of men, either
99 3, II | all the means they deem necessary, adopting his pleasures
100 3, III | CHAPTER III~HOW IT WAS NECESSARY, IN WANTING TO MAINTAIN
101 3, III | severity of Brutus was no less necessary than useful in maintaining
102 3, III | the existing conditions is necessary. And whoever restores liberty
103 3, VI | actions there is nothing so necessary to do as much as firming
104 3, VI | can be made. It is very necessary to examine all those things
105 3, IX | the times came when it was necessary to break that patience and
106 3, XI | City of Rome was great and necessary, as has been discussed by
107 3, XI | accidents to spring up, it is necessary to provide against these
108 3, XIV | discipline in an army is not only necessary for them to be able to combat
109 3, XVI | effect on Antonio and it was necessary that he should have been
110 3, XVIII | Theban said nothing was more necessary and more useful for a Captain,
111 3, XVIII | provision and every other necessary thing; and one not daring
112 3, XIX | WHETHER OBSEQUIES ARE MORE NECESSARY THAN PUNISHMENT IN RULING
113 3, XIX | desires it unless it is necessary, and this necessity rarely
114 3, XXI | not permit this. But it is necessary to mitigate these extremes
115 3, XXII | wanting to be obeyed, it is necessary to know how to command,
116 3, XXII | Republic by violence it must be necessary that there be a proper proportion
117 3, XXIV | such prolongations appear necessary, and the more they employed
118 3, XVII | WHICH SUPPOSES THAT IT IS NECESSARY TO KEEP A CITY DISUNITED
119 3, XVII | otherwise to be cured, and it is necessary to take one of three ways:
120 3, XVII | time, that is, That it was necessary to hold Pistoia by parties,
121 3, XXX | OWN AUTHORITY, IT IS FIRST NECESSARY TO EXTINGUISH ENVY; AND
122 3, XXX | that authority which is necessary to have in important events.~
123 3, XXX | and therefore it was not necessary to raise it as it was enough
124 3, XXXIII| WIN AN ENGAGEMENT, IT IS NECESSARY TO MAKE THE ARMY HAVE CONFIDENCE
125 3, XXXIII| win an engagement, it is necessary to make it confident so
126 3, XXXIII| and live together. It is necessary also that the Captain be
127 3, XXXIII| victory. None the less it is necessary that these things be accompanied
128 3, XXXIII| judged such confidence more necessary in leading them into a new
129 3, XXXIV | beginning that it will be necessary that you many times do contrary
130 3, XXXIV | Not only are such things necessary in order to begin to give
131 3, XXXIV | reputation, but they are also necessary to maintain and increase
132 3, XXXIV | to want to do this, it is necessary to repeat them, as Titus
133 3, XXXIV | husband. Such conduct is necessary not only for those Citizens
134 3, XXXIV | their Republic, but is also necessary for Princes to enable them
135 3, XXXVII| BEFORE AN ENGAGEMENT ARE NECESSARY, AND HOW TO RECOGNIZE A
136 3, XXXVII| has reputation, finds it necessary before coming to an engagement
137 3, XXXVII| army; and Marius judged it necessary, before coming to battle,
138 3, XXXIX | the other things that are necessary to a Captain of armies is
139 3, XXXIX | infinite things that are necessary in war. And Xenophon, in
140 3, XXXIX | exercise is honorable and necessary to great men. This knowledge
141 3, XXXIX | will see how useful and necessary it is for a Captain to know
142 3, XLVII | forces, the Senate judged it necessary to send Papirus Cursor as
143 3, XLVII | the Consul. But as it was necessary that the Dictator should
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