Book, Chapter
1 Gre | other did not possess any part of the King than the Kingdom.
2 1, I | book, or rather this fast part will be ended.~
3 1, II | constrained to concede a part of its power to them, and
4 1, II | be more stable, having a part of all those forms of government.
5 1, IV | for the Senate] in some part to satisfy them: and the
6 1, IV | addition to giving the people a part in administration, they
7 1, V | causes and examine every part, and if their results should
8 1, V | say [taking up first the part of the Romans] that thing [
9 1, V | those who playing a greater part in the Republic, [and] having
10 1, VI | all those who could have a part in the administration [of
11 1, VI | come to live there to take part in their government: And
12 1, VI | having occupied a great part of Italy, and the greater
13 1, VI | of Italy, and the greater part [obtained] not by war but
14 1, VIII | private. And where this part is not well organized great
15 1, VIII | said against them.~¶ This part [as has been said] was well
16 1, VIII | constituted the greater part of the nobility, and [also]
17 1, IX | him that by deviating in part from them his City had lost
18 1, XIV | were the foundation in good part of the ancient Religion
19 1, XIV | perceiving that he had in any part neglected the institutions
20 1, XV | used. And although this part might perhaps be rather
21 1, XVI | entirely, the second in part. As to the first, there
22 1, XVI | he will find that a small part of them desire to be free
23 1, XVI | way, or by giving them a part of so many honors as, according
24 1, XVI | condition, ought in good part to content them. The others,
25 1, XVIII | And in order to make this part better understood, I will
26 1, XIX | remained heir to the sixth part of the Kingdom only with
27 1, XXII | all his fortune with only part of his forces. Next, that
28 1, XXIII | came to be only a minimum part of the forces of each of
29 1, XXIII | it. Which action [on the part] of those Kings could not
30 1, XXIII | all your fortune with only part of your forces.~Everyone
31 1, XXVII | it or is generous in any part, they do not know how to
32 1, XXIX | Prince. And to discuss this part further, I say that this
33 1, XXXI | Veii, each in charge of part of the army, of which Sergius
34 1, XXXVII | Nobles were the greater part) had to be deprived of it,
35 1, XXXVII | sometimes by yielding in part, or even by sending a Colony
36 1, XXXVIII| shame, which would have in part been less if they had managed
37 1, XXXVIII| otherwise. But the worst part that weak Republics have,
38 1, XXXIX | the year XCIV [1494] lost part of her Empire, such as Pisa
39 1, XL | sent out two armies, led in part by the said Ten. Appius
40 1, XL | give rise to the greater part of Tyrannies in Cities:
41 1, XL | desired to tyrannize, yet that part of the Nobility which finds
42 1, XLIII | there can be recognized part of the reasons of the uselessness
43 1, XLVII | Consulship and give them a part in the highest ranks. From
44 1, XLIX | institutions of Rome in this part were good; for it is not
45 1, LII | not honestly take up this part in order that he could destroy
46 1, LII | that great army in good part from the soldiers who had
47 1, LV | had made to give the tenth part of the plunder of the Veienti
48 1, LV | to the Republic the tenth part of that which they had plundered.
49 1, LV | evading the edict in any part by giving less than they
50 1, LV | France and Spain have their part of such corruption. And,
51 1, LV | the people (which in good part is lacking) as from having
52 1, LV | there yet exists a good part of that ancient goodness,
53 1, LV | greatness of the undertaking in part frightens them and in part
54 1, LV | part frightens them and in part stops them, so that they
55 1, LVI | Duomo was hit in its highest part by a bolt from the skies
56 1, LVII | obedient. And truly this part of the nature of the multitude
57 2 | possessed, and yet possess in part, that virtu which is desired
58 2, I | These are quieted easily in part because they have respect
59 2, I | respect for his power, and in part because they are deceived
60 2, I | Sicily, and had dominion in part of Spain. Which power of
61 2, II | the surrounding people and part of the distant Provinces,
62 2, II | Lombardy) up to the furthest [part] in Italy, many free peoples,
63 2, II | inhabited the remaining part of Italy. Nor is there ever
64 2, II | they pulled down the upper part of that place, and suffocated
65 2, II | conspiracy in every smallest part of the world of Republics
66 2, IV | now encircle the greater part of Italy; notwithstanding
67 2, IV | their acquisitions, a great part of which still remained
68 2, VIII | should be necessary that a part of them should go some place
69 2, VIII | Moses also called that part of Syria occupied by him
70 2, XI | therefore, erred in this part by imagining themselves
71 2, XIII | mentioned above that the greater part of wars are begun, not by
72 2, XV | more willingly noted this part, as I have known many such
73 2, XVI | have thus abandoned this part which is not of little importance:
74 2, XVI | three parts, calling one part the Vanguard, the next the
75 2, XVII | small as are the greater part of the fortresses, or it
76 2, XVII | places, it becomes in large part useless, as has been said.
77 2, XVIII | when in flight, and to be a part of the opposition to the
78 2, XVIII | the infantry was a minimum part of any of the largest armies.
79 2, XVIII | Parthians. Crassus with part of the army was killed,
80 2, XVIII | forces composed for the most part of Gascons and ill-disciplined,
81 2, XVIII | there remained only the part which was saved through
82 2, XIX | a manner of living. That part of Germany of which I speak
83 2, XIX | are unable to aid him] part of whom cannot because they
84 2, XIX | cannot because they are poor, part do not want to because they
85 2, XIX | if Rome had been in any part corrupted, that acquisition
86 2, XIX | have better understood this part, when he says that, because
87 2, XX | I shall be brief in this part. Nor did it seem to me I
88 2, XXIII | men, so that they exiled part of the Aretini, and a part
89 2, XXIII | part of the Aretini, and a part they condemned to death,
90 2, XXIII | were displeased, the wiser part of the Senate said, This
91 2, XXIV | of hatred, arises in good part because of that Prince or
92 2, XXIV | commanded all the port and great part of the town of Genoa. Afterwards
93 2, XXV | their Prince. And if this part is well carried out it will
94 2, XXVII | in a way have obtained a part of the victory. For it should
95 2, XXVII | to have wanted to put any part of it [their liberty] to
96 2, XXIX | assaulted; and the greater part went off to Veii, the remainder
97 2, XXIX | close its gates, [and] a part of them fled, another part
98 2, XXIX | part of them fled, another part entered the Capitol with
99 2, XXIX | and children, the greater part fled to the surrounding
100 2, XXIX | taken) that the greater part of the soldiers who were
101 2, XXXII | things. And the greater part of men who are engaged in
102 2, XXXIII | conduct himself well.~This part is more willingly noted
103 3, I | who will courageously take part in their execution against
104 3, I | finding the City in good part corrupt, was not able by
105 3, I | this third book and last part of the first Ten [Books]
106 3, VI | sufficiently. And in this first part we shall treat of that against
107 3, VI | other indication on his part. But there is some remedy
108 3, VI | minds of men to execute the part assigned to them: and if
109 3, X | in which all or a greater part of men deceive themselves,
110 3, X | For, if we deviate in any part from the institutions of
111 3, X | understand that the greater part of the time such a commission
112 3, X | resist, fled with the greater part of his forces. And what
113 3, XI | territories, but they usurped part of the State of Ferrara.
114 3, XI | therefore, were able to give up part in order to save the rest,
115 3, XII | encountering the Veientes, and a part of the Veientan army having
116 3, XVII | confronting Hannibal, and with a part of it went into the Marca
117 3, XVIII | night having fallen, that part of the Swiss who had not
118 3, XXI | soldiers in Spain rebelled with part of his friends, which resulted
119 3, XXII | so as not to leave this part undecided, I say, that in
120 3, XXII | and does not regard in any part private ambitions; for by
121 3, XXII | army as his partisan, this part does not conform to the
122 3, XXIII | to give Apollo the tenth part of the plunder from the
123 3, XXX | and still would judge this part to be superfluous, since
124 3, XXXI | abjection of spirit, gave a good part [of their territory] to
125 3, XXXIII | Pulcher. And although this part is observed in all Roman
126 3, XXXIII | Volscians, foolishly sent part of their camp to pillage
127 3, XXXV | the war) he lost a great part of his forces by famine
128 3, XXXVII | have given them. And this part [of his duties] in a Captain
129 3, XXXIX | every country and every part of them have together some
130 3, XLVI | the people and the greater part of the Senate. And whoever
131 3, XLIX | are too many: to punish a part and leave a part unpunished,
132 3, XLIX | punish a part and leave a part unpunished, would be wrong
133 3, XLIX | time. But to put to death part by lot when all merited
134 3, XLIX | and these begun to have a part in the elections; so that
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