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Niccolò Machiavelli
Discourses on the first Ten (Books) of Titus Livius

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   Book,  Chapter
1 1, I | inhabitants that they do not live securely when dispersed 2 1, I | they restrict themselves to live together in a place selected 3 1, I | them, more convenient to live in and more easy to defend. 4 1, I | should organize them, to live under those laws which appeared 5 1, I | built by a Prince, not to live there but for his own glory, 6 1, I | under Octavian were led to live in the plain along the Arno] 7 1, I | occupied with idleness, should live more united, where, because 8 1, I | men would be content to live of their own [possessions], 9 1, I | what the inhabitants would live, he replied that he had 10 1, II | correcting them, she can live securely under them. And 11 1, V | consequently a greater desire to live free, being less hopeful 12 1, VI | number, with the desire to live together, so that needing 13 1, VI | who should newly come to live there to take part in their 14 1, VI | complain: Those who came to live there later, finding the 15 1, VI | those who should want to live there, and the laws of Lycurgus 16 1, VI | tumults. They were able to live united for a long time, 17 1, VI | tumults, and thus they could live united for a long time. 18 1, VII | in by a party of men who live in a City, it can be judged 19 1, X | impossible that those who live as private individuals in 20 1, X | citizens in their country to live rather as a Scipio than 21 1, X | one which will make him live securely and render him 22 1, X | other which will make him live in continual anxiety and 23 1, XI | in our preface] are born, live, and die, always in the 24 1, XII | that he should be sent to live at the Roman Court, with 25 1, XII | are the only People who live accordingly to ancient customs 26 1, XVI | entirely taken over, cannot but live at all free even for a very 27 1, XVI | availing themselves, cannot live content, and some are forced 28 1, XVI | desire liberty also as to live in security. For in all 29 1, XVI | to whom it is enough to live in security, are easily 30 1, XVI | in a very short time to live in security and contentment. 31 1, XVII | this, that one man cannot live so long that the time will 32 1, XXIII | because it is not possible to live there a long time, but also 33 1, XXVI | he should want rather to live as a private individual 34 1, XXVII | little esteemed are they who live and reign as they do, and 35 1, XXX | the necessity of having to live with suspicion or to be 36 1, XXXII | supposing some case) to live. And he who governs himself 37 1, XLVI | as was said before) who live in a Republic seek in the 38 1, XLIX | so that they are able to live securely and quietly; this, 39 1, LIII | the Romans should go and live at Veii, arguing that because 40 1, LIII | works, he [was allowed to] live more because of the humanity 41 1, LV | content with those goods, live on those foods, clothe themselves 42 1, LV | of its Citizens to be or live in the manner of a Gentleman, 43 1, LV | are called Gentlemen who live idly on the provisions of 44 1, LV | any other work in order to live. Such as these are pernicious 45 1, LVII | the Gauls) who had gone to live at Veii contrary to the 46 1, LVIII | which one and the other live. And whoever considers the 47 2, II | affection arises in a people to live free, for it is seen from 48 2, II | in those countries which live in servitude, and the more 49 2, III | who should plan to come to live there. Through force, by 50 2, III | sending their inhabitants to live in your City. Which was 51 2, IV | having been accustomed to live under Kings, did not care 52 2, IV | which come from those who live in the same circle. It is 53 2, IV | appears to them they can live securely, they turn to two 54 2, V | inhabitants so that they cannot live or go elsewhere in order 55 2, V | chastised and reduced in number, live more commodiously and become 56 2, VII | desire that their men should live too abundantly outside.~ 57 2, VIII | times he leaves them to live with their laws, and always 58 2, VIII | everyone because they want to live on that which the others 59 2, VIII | so that they are able to live comfortably, that they are 60 2, XIX | Germany, who, in this manner, live and have lived for a long 61 2, XIX | Republics of Germany could live in this fashion, and have 62 2, XIX | injure those who want to live free as they do, as because 63 2, XIX | Communities therefore can live contentedly with their small 64 2, XIX | a greater one: They can live united within their walls 65 2, XXIII | which she lacked in order to live. But they employed that 66 2, XXIV | through the medium of it to live securely, and to be able 67 2, XXIX | Whence men who ordinarily live in great adversity or prosperity 68 2, XXX | that the Romans should not live under an aura of ransom. 69 2, XXX | these it is possible to live, but when the former are 70 3, I | been said) that men who live together in some kind of 71 3, I | her; they yet continue to live in poverty and have so much 72 3, I | and that it was good to live rendering them obedience, 73 3, II | that he might be able to live in greater security and 74 3, II | will first enable you to live securely and without bringing 75 3, II | honors or profit, I want to live quietly and without trouble, 76 3, II | so that if they wanted to live in that manner, they would 77 3, IV | CHAPTER IV~A PRINCE DOES NOT LIVE SECURELY IN A PRINCIPALITY 78 3, IV | HAVE BEEN DESPOILED OF IT LIVE~The death of Tarquinius 79 3, IV | advised that he will never live securely in his Principality 80 3, IV | Principality so long as those live who have been despoiled [ 81 3, VI | and rather may learn to live contentedly under the Rule 82 3, VI | appeared to them they could not live securely unless they had 83 3, VIII | times, most of the times live unhappily and their actions 84 3, VIII | on the contrary, those live happily who are in accord 85 3, VIII | people free who want to live in servitude, as to want 86 3, VIII | people slave who want to live free. And as it has been 87 3, XII | Venice being accustomed to live under a Prince and not free; 88 3, XX | describe how they should live. Among whom Xenophon makes 89 3, XXII | institutions, which cause him to live under the laws and obey 90 3, XXIX | being poor, but wanting to live as rich men, were forced 91 3, XXX | there are men accustomed to live in a corrupt City, where 92 3, XXXI | said also of the many who live in a Republic, and who will 93 3, XXXI | the manner in which they live there.~And although at another 94 3, XXXIII| soldiers are natives and live together. It is necessary 95 3, XLIX | imposing on them that they not live in towns and should eat


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