Book, Chapter
1 Gre | thing that is sent. And believe me I obtain satisfaction
2 1 | begin carrying this load, I believe I can carry it so that there
3 1, II | to the opinion of many] believe there are six kinds of Governments,
4 1, VI | lost in one engagement. I believe then that to create a Republic
5 1, VI | power that no one should believe he could quickly oppress
6 1, VI | expansion. And without doubt I believe that things could be kept
7 1, VI | being able, therefore, [as I believe] to balance these things,
8 1, VI | the first discussion, I believe it is necessary to follow
9 1, VI | Republic [because I do not believe it is possible to find a
10 1, XI | obligated, Romulus or Numa, I believe that Numa would [rather]
11 1, XI | extraordinary which would make them believe, because his life, the doctrine,
12 1, XIII | to obey the Consul than believe the Tribunes, saying in
13 1, XVIII | NOT, HOW TO ESTABLISH IT~I believe it is not outside the purpose
14 1, XXVIII| speaking of Rome and Athens, I believe it was because the Romans
15 1, XXXIII| decreasing them, and not believe that by blowing at a thing,
16 1, XL | companions: For they could not believe so much graciousness could
17 1, XLV | recently made. For I do not believe there is a worse example
18 1, XLVII | whence this can happen, I believe it proceeds from men deceiving
19 1, XLVII | and the Senate in Rome. I believe also that it can be concluded
20 1, LV | in the very beginning. I believe that this opinion of mine,
21 1, LVI | Rome. The cause of this I believe should be discussed and
22 1, LIX | examining everything, I believe that in many cases they
23 1, LIX | there is a difference. I believe, therefore, that accords
24 1, LIX | Prince or by a Republic: I believe that when fear of [losing]
25 1, LIX | Principality to him; or believe he will find either faith
26 1, LIX | follow the French side. And I believe, taking everything into
27 1, LIX | extraordinary reasons, where I believe, from the things said, that
28 2 | various. And the first I believe is that the whole truth
29 2, I | way agree with, nor do I believe also that it can be sustained.
30 2, I | the Romans]. So that I believe that the [good] Fortune
31 2, II | Liberty than in these times, I believe it results from the same
32 2, II | presently less strong, which I believe is the difference between
33 2, II | liberty now as at that time. I believe, however, the reason for
34 2, V | existed from eternity, I believe it is possible to reply,
35 2, V | less it is reputed (as I believe it is ) a mendacious thing.~
36 2, V | famines, occur, I do not believe there is any doubt, not
37 2, VII | ROMANS GAVE EACH COLONIST~I believe it is very difficult to
38 2, VII | distributed per colonist. I believe they gave them more or less,
39 2, X | For relying on it, they believe it is enough to have much
40 2, XII | say now what I think, I believe that this distinction ought
41 2, XIII | BY FRAUD THAN BY FORCE~I believe it to be a most true thing
42 2, XIII | or by heredity. Nor do I believe that force alone will ever
43 2, XIII | greatness he attained. Nor do I believe anyone will ever be found
44 2, XVII | both sides, none the less I believe that beyond comparison it
45 2, XVIII | to authority, we ought to believe more if it came from a Roman
46 2, XVIII | to the last extremity.~I believe I should have to endure
47 2, XVIII | humanity of Carmignuola.~I believe that many recognize this
48 2, XXIII | people, and they could not believe that it is possible for
49 2, XXIII | cowardly. And those who believe men to be otherwise (especially
50 2, XXIV | the things that makes them believe they are able to force them,
51 2, XXV | and how many times they believe they can gain a thing and
52 2, XXVI | ANY USEFULNESS TO THEM~I believe that it is one of the great
53 2, XXVIII| underestimate a man so as to believe (adding injury on injury)
54 2, XXIX | those times, could in no way believe that it was the same people.
55 2, XXX | their army. Which I do not believe ever to have happened with
56 2, XXXI | XXXI~HOW DANGEROUS IT IS TO BELIEVE EXILES~And it does not appear
57 2, XXXI | dangerous a thing it is to believe those who have been driven
58 2, XXXI | home, that they naturally believe many things that are false
59 2, XXXI | that between those they believe and those they say they
60 2, XXXI | and those they say they believe, they fill you with hope,
61 3, I | punishment they do not see or believe. This renewal [of Saint
62 3, II | be preserved: but as I. believe that is impossible, it must
63 3, IV | the Senate. Nor could he believe that the sons of Ancus could
64 3, IV | Tullus was little prudent to believe that the sons of Tarquinius
65 3, VI | spirits thusly constituted, I believe many could be found who
66 3, VI | conditions in which they believe they need either to kill
67 3, VI | of history, I would never believe that that would be possible
68 3, VI | authority would not have me believe it. Certain young Athenians
69 3, VI | your mind disturbed, and to believe that it has reference to
70 3, VI | dilatory in things when they believe they have time, and how
71 3, VIII | condemned him to death. I do not believe, therefore, that there is
72 3, X | deceive themselves, I do not believe it is bad sometimes to refute
73 3, XIII | wars [of Rome]. So that I believe that more reliance can be
74 3, XIV | accustom his soldiers not to believe anything except those of
75 3, XXII | more laudable, and this I believe is disputable, as writers
76 3, XXII | the laws of a Republic, I believe the procedure of Manlius
77 3, XXXI | learned to do anything or believe that they will do anything
78 3, XXXIV | second place. This success, I believe, should make the manner
79 3, XXXV | of some account.~I do not believe other advice can be given
80 3, XXXV | having given his counsel. I believe, therefore, that the course
81 3, XXXVI | their nature, and which I believe it true: but it is not because
82 3, XLVIII| of a deception, unable to believe that there should be so
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