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

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   Book,  Chapter
1 1, IV | occurred in Rome from the death of the Tarquins to the creation 2 1, IV | differences, and put to death only a few, and condemned 3 1, IX | then have consented to the death of Titus Tatius, a Sabine, 4 1, IX | merited to be excused for the death of his brother and that 5 1, IX | and not censured for the death of Remus and of Tatius.~ 6 1, X | render him glorious after his death, the other which will make 7 1, X | continual anxiety and after death leave of himself an eternal 8 1, XIV | for the army through the death of that liar was purged 9 1, XV | swear, were quickly put to death by the centurions: so that 10 1, XVI | sons of Brutus were put to death and the Tarquins destroyed, 11 1, XVII | that liberty; but after the death of Caesar, Caligula, and 12 1, XVII | Which was seen after the death of Filippo Visconti, who, 13 1, XVII | and Empire, but after his death returned to its first disorders: 14 1, XXII | who was weeping over the death of her husband, he killed 15 1, XXVII | his sister, and had put to death his cousins and nephews 16 1, XXVIII| which resulted the exile and death of so many excellent men: 17 1, XXXI | crucified or otherwise put to death for having lost the engagement, 18 1, XXXI | wanted to have Fabius put to death for having, against his 19 1, XXXIII| fact was seen after his death; for those Citizens [who 20 1, XLV | Citizens were condemned to death by the Signoria on account 21 1, XLVI | manifest servitude, unless death or some accident frees you 22 1, XLIX | the authority of blood [death] over its own Citizens. 23 1, LIII | they would rather suffer death than consent to such a decision. 24 1, LIII | times shout, Life to their death and death to their life. 25 1, LIII | Life to their death and death to their life. From this 26 1, LVI | everyone knows how, before the death of Lorenzo DeMedici the 27 1, LVII | plebs did when, after the death of Virginius, they departed 28 1, LVIII | have condemned some one to death, and that same [multitude] 29 1, LVIII | having condemned him to death, afterwards most earnestly 30 1, LVIII | arose in Syracuse after the death of Hieronymus, nephew of 31 1, LVIII | Manlius Capitolinus after his death, it is not to be wondered 32 1, LVIII | before they condemned him to death: and as was also seen of 33 1, LVIII | had some persons put to death and then greatly regretted 34 1, LIX | Kingdom, but was put to death by him. Which instances, 35 2, II | that when the news of his death came to his army, which 36 2, II | places, but put them to death with [examples of] extreme 37 2, II | escape that ignominious death, and arming themselves as [ 38 2, X | few days the news of the death of Alexander in Greece would 39 2, X | to this, when, after the death of Alexander the Great, 40 2, XII | when two years before his death, news came that the King 41 2, XII | and as he was approaching death, among other advices he 42 2, XII | of Naples. But after the death of Castruccio, those same 43 2, XV | cannot be delayed.~After the death of Hieronymus, Tyrant of 44 2, XVII | artillery, they go to a certain death, for against them the artillery 45 2, XVII | subjected to the danger of death than at that time, as they 46 2, XVII | in killing men. As to the death of Captains and Candottieri, 47 2, XIX | seeks not his life, but his death and ruin, for in a thousand 48 2, XXII | therefore, that after the death of Louis XII, and Francis 49 2, XXII | outweighs the injury which the death of his soldiers causes the 50 2, XXIII | a part they condemned to death, and they deprived all of 51 2, XXIII | person would not be put to death, as it would be a shame 52 3, I | Rome by the Gauls, were the death of the sons of Brutus, the 53 3, I | the sons of Brutus, the death of the ten Citizens [Decemvirs], 54 3, I | taking of Rome were the death of Manlius Capitolinus, 55 3, I | Manlius Capitolinus, the death of the son of Manlius Torquatus, 56 3, II | when on the occasion of the death of Lucretia, in the midst 57 3, III | only condemn his sons to death, but to be present at their 58 3, III | general public, that after his death they would never again agree 59 3, IV | DESPOILED OF IT LIVE~The death of Tarquinius Priscus caused 60 3, IV | the sons of Ancus, and the death of Servius Tullus caused 61 3, VI | reproached them for the death of her husband, and threatened 62 3, VI | Citizens of Florence, put to death one who had discovered the 63 3, VI | the way easy for his own death, but actually was his own 64 3, VII | results bloodshed and the death of men. But when that change 65 3, VIII | regard condemned him to death. I do not believe, therefore, 66 3, VIII | liberated themselves by his death. And Titus Livius said; 67 3, XIII | more ferocious after the death of their Consuls, than before 68 3, XIII | Scipio’s which, after the death of its two Captains was 69 3, XIII | army of Macedonia after the death of Alexander, and with the 70 3, XXII | his soldiers, one put to death even his own son, and the 71 3, XXII | severity in putting his son to death made the army so obey the 72 3, XXII | imprisonment and putting him to death.~I conclude, therefore, 73 3, XXVI | entered the City, they put to death all the heads of the sedition, 74 3, XXVIII| him, who had him put to death. Here it is to be noted 75 3, XXX | no other remedy than the death of those who have it: and 76 3, XL | set free, or all put to death, and would not take the 77 3, XLV | to acquire that glory by death which he was unable to gain 78 3, XLIX | judicial decision to put to death an entire legion at one 79 3, XLIX | ten in the army was put to death. Nor in punishing a multitude 80 3, XLIX | another time. But to put to death part by lot when all merited


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