Book, Chapter
1 1 | what is necessary for their better understanding, so that those
2 1, I | considered whether it would be better for the building of a city
3 1, I | such orders, they became better soldiers than [men] in those
4 1, II | are capable of becoming better, and can become perfect
5 1, II | and in order to be able better to defend themselves they
6 1, II | neighboring state which may be better organized than itself: but
7 1, V | whose hands the guard is better placed. And the Lacedemonians,
8 1, V | the Republics had made the better selection. And if we go
9 1, V | anyone, reasonably will take better care of it; for not being
10 1, VI | Nobility, did not have may better means of maintaining their
11 1, VI | less, and then take up the better proceeding, for there will
12 1, VI | endure a long time, the better way would be to organize
13 1, VIII | neglected. Nor can there be a better arrangement to putting an
14 1, X | nor could man desire a better one. And if to want to organize
15 1, XII | veneration. For no one can have a better indication of the ruin of
16 1, XV | to induce it there was no better means than Religion, they
17 1, XVIII | order to make this part better understood, I will tell
18 1, XVIII | that dignity those who knew better how to handle men, not to
19 1, XVIII | men, not to those who knew better how to conquer their enemies:
20 1, XXI | not express this thought better, and with other words shows
21 1, XXIV | examine it closer, and with better consideration will look
22 1, XXIX | reward one; or (to say it better) they offend one, moved
23 1, XXIX | of punishment makes men better and less ambitious.~It is
24 1, XXXIV | her with more strength, better counsels, and greater authority
25 1, XXXVIII| objectionable proceeding as the better; for they knew the evil
26 1, XXXVIII| King know, who was much better able to give it to them
27 1, XLVIII | mixed with the plebeians of better quality who usually asked
28 1, LII | those that are corrupt, a better method, less troublesome
29 1, LII | would have been a much better procedure for his adversaries
30 1, LV | a Republic in a province better adapted to being a Kingdom,
31 1, LV | establishing a Kingdom in one better adapted to being a Republic,
32 1, LVII | the multitude cannot be better shown than by this sentence.
33 1, LVIII | otherwise than a Prince, or even better than a Prince, although
34 1, LVIII | prudent, more stable, and of better judgment than a Prince:
35 1, LVIII | they do not take up the the better opinion, and they are capable
36 1, LVIII | magistrates, they make by far a better selection than a Prince,
37 1, LVIII | be persuaded that it is better to bring to that dignity
38 1, LVIII | governments of the people are better than those of the Princes.~
39 2 | always progressing toward the better through the virtu of that
40 2 | present or the ancient age is better, in those things where because
41 2, I | enable everyone to know better how much more Virtu enabled
42 2, IV | in order to illustrate better the first method) I will
43 2, IV | that of the Romans, the better method; for with it, it
44 2, V | commodiously and become better. Tuscany, then, was once
45 2, VIII | resist them, thought it better to save themselves and leave
46 2, XII | CHAPTER XII~IS IT BETTER, FEARING TO BE ASSAULTED,
47 2, XII | other, what would be the better proceeding for the other,
48 2, XII | which an army needs: You can better impede his designs because
49 2, XII | been some who, in order better to weaken their enemy, have
50 2, XII | manner) will defend himself better.~
51 2, XIV | for it is almost always better (matters having been brought
52 2, XV | Nor could T. Livius show better than in this case the damage
53 2, XVII | do not ordinarily have a better remedy to defend yourself
54 2, XVIII | This example could not be better in demonstrating how much
55 2, XVIII | necessary to oppose them with a better disciplined infantry, otherwise
56 2, XIX | that in these times one is better armed, and that a squadron
57 2, XIX | their hands would have known better how to direct the manner
58 2, XIX | his Satires could not have better understood this part, when
59 2, XXII | was impossible to find a better opportunity than the present,
60 2, XXIV | would have stood the test better than the fortress.~I conclude,
61 2, XXVII | hoping to obtain an uncertain better. And because this is a matter
62 2, XXVIII | verify this, there is no better or truer example than that
63 2, XXXII | thought that it would be better and more useful to subjugate
64 3, I | those changes are for the better which bring them back to
65 3, I | And, therefore, those are better organized and have a longer
66 3, I | make the Citizens become better. And this is enough as regards
67 3, VI | certain, rather to say it better, the only one, is not to
68 3, VI | ruined; so that it is much better to execute a plot according
69 3, VI | Livius cannot demonstrate better then when he writes of Alexemenes,
70 3, VI | plot. Nor could there be a better example for both parties;
71 3, VI | discovery [of a conspiracy] use better means than to hold out another
72 3, VIII | Manlius Capitolinus is even a better one, for, through this man,
73 3, IX | could not have experienced better fortune than to have a Captain
74 3, IX | it can accommodate itself better to the differences of the
75 3, XI | which one can take advantage better than the many, which may
76 3, XIII | virtu, and to have been better ordered and more ferocious
77 3, XV | order to administer them better, which created an inestimable
78 3, XV | truly concluded that it is better to send only one man of
79 3, XIX | Whence it appears that it is better to be humane than haughty,
80 3, XIX | many times it is seen that better results were achieved by
81 3, XXII | lastly, which of them is it better and more useful to imitate.~
82 3, XXV | long discussion how many better fruits are produced by poverty
83 3, XVII | intercourse every day. A better example of this cannot be
84 3, XVII | a Republic, there is no better way to make your citizens
85 3, XXXI | make you know the world better, less joyful in good fortune,
86 3, XXXII | war, persuaded them it was better to kill him together with
87 3, XXXIV | true, that the people are better distributors of offices
88 3, XXXIV | that the speaker holds. The better means that can be employed
89 3, XXXIV | everyone. And because no better index can be had of a man
90 3, XXXIV | way of your practices, is better then the first, but is much
91 3, XXXIV | make him more noted, it is better founded; for in such a case
92 3, XXXIV | lacking knowledge of him) can better judge. And that such was
93 3, XXXVII | Which proceedings are much better than to undertake their
94 3, XXXVII | did Marius (which is the better proceeding) when going against
95 3, XLV | CHAPTER XLV~WHAT IS THE BETTER PROCEEDING IN BATTLE, EITHER
96 3, XLV | adopted by the two Consuls was better. Decius assaulted the enemy
97 3, XLV | of Fabius turned out much better than that of Decius, who,
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