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Niccolò Machiavelli
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   Book,  Chapter
1 1, III | proceeds from the unknown reason that would not be known 2 1, IV | Republic in any way with reason be called disordered where 3 1, V | AND WHICH HAVE THE GREATER REASON TO BECOME TUMULTUOUS EITHER 4 1, V | in their hands, have more reason to be content; the other, 5 1, VI | to do many things which reason will not lead you to do; 6 1, XII | France and Spain. And the reason that Italy is not in the 7 1, XIV | battle. None the less, when reason showed them that a thing 8 1, XVI | of others, not knowing to reason either on public defense 9 1, XVI | their country for no other reason than because they could 10 1, XVII | its first disorders: the reason is this, that one man cannot 11 1, XXIII | not-rugged places. And the reason was, as it were, as alleged 12 1, XXIV | to condemn him: and the reason is this, that no well-ordered 13 1, XXV | existence, [and] for this reason, had in place of one King 14 1, XXV | sacrifice and never to have reason, for lack of them, to desire 15 1, XXVIII | because the Romans had less reason to suspect their citizens 16 1, XXVIII | City] there was no great reason to be suspicious of them, 17 1, XXVIII | into exile for no other reason than for having the name 18 1, XXIX | Cornelius Tacitus tells the reason in this sentence; An injury 19 1, XXIX | many, that for no other reason, the Magistrates of Rome 20 1, XXIX | do Princes, having less reason for suspicion, as will be 21 1, XXX | despoiled of every suspicion has reason either to reward him or 22 1, XXX | shadow of ambition, nor give reason to the People to harm them 23 1, XXXII | obligation to you. And the reason why this proceeding turned 24 1, XXXIV | was believed beyond all reason. For it was not the name 25 1, XXXV | CHAPTER XXXV~THE REASON WHY THE CREATION OF THE 26 1, XXXV | deceived or for some other reason it happens that they are 27 1, XXXVII | what rank they rise. The reason is that nature has so created 28 1, XXXVIII| proceeding refused for any other reason than the mistrust of the 29 1, XLIII | soldiers, who have no other reason which keeps them firm but 30 1, XLIII | you give to them. Which reason is not, and can never be, 31 1, LIII | People than for any other reason.~ 32 1, LIV | encounters them; and not without reason Virgil says:~When they saw 33 1, LV | which has taken away any reason for intercourse and [consequently] 34 1, LV | establish a Kingdom: the reason is this, that when the body 35 1, LVIII | Prince: And not without reason is the voice of the people 36 1, LIX | most dishonest: for which reason the people rejected it entirely, 37 2 | or a Turk in Greece, has reason to find fault with his times 38 2, II | it results from the same reason which makes men presently 39 2, II | I believe, however, the reason for this rather to be, that 40 2, III | as those others. No other reason can be adduced for this 41 2, IV | were ruined for no other reason than from having acquired 42 2, IV | you can easily hold. The reason they are not able to expand 43 2, IV | further acquisitions for the reason mentioned above: for they 44 2, VIII | CHAPTER VIII~THE REASON WHY PEOPLE DEPART FROM THEIR 45 2, VIII | Narva. Whence appeared the reason of their departure from 46 2, X | battle. So that for this reason Quintus Curtius affirms 47 2, XVI | and of Decius. As every reason would have it, just as by 48 2, XVII | to whoever attacks. The reason I say this is that he who 49 2, XVII | that artillery. And the reason is (in addition to the things 50 2, XIX | and the Emperor. And the reason that among such a diversity 51 2, XIX | dominions because they have no reason (in respect to the Imperial 52 2, XXIII | true; for by this same reason a parricide, a criminal, 53 2, XXIV | will begin by giving the reason why in the second case they 54 2, XXIV | that fortress which is the reason for it cannot afterwards 55 2, XXX | rule so that she has no reason at every revolution of the 56 2, XXXII | but few succeeded: the reason is, that every least impediment 57 3, I | powerful, that they were the reason why the dishonesty of Prelates 58 3, II | did not mention but one reason that had induced him to 59 3, VI | besiege it, or that have some reason similar to this, have been 60 3, VI | latter.~There is another reason, and a very great one, which 61 3, VI | been occupied by him. This reason moved Brutus and Cassius 62 3, VI | is motivated by the same reason as you. To find one such 63 3, VII | great, then there is no reason when it is overthrown, for 64 3, X | from any other laudable reason. Yet these make less error 65 3, X | believed that some important reason had persuaded him. For a 66 3, XIV | Because not for any other reason are the undisciplined multitudes 67 3, XVI | dissuaded her, and the major reason he cited in addressing the 68 3, XVII | afterwards being asked what the reason was why he had taken so 69 3, XXI | depend on the aforesaid reason, rather it appears that 70 3, XXII | humanely; another, what was the reason that these different methods 71 3, XXII | Valerius] Publicola, the reason was that the minds of the 72 3, XXIII | CHAPTER XXIII~FOR WHAT REASON CAMILLUS WAS DRIVEN OUT 73 3, XXIX | to happen for any slight reason. Which resulted from the 74 3, XXX | this, many times, is the reason that men are not able to 75 3, XXX | Rome. Truly and not without reason good historians (as is our 76 3, XXXIV | Roman, gave him. And the reason is, that in that victory 77 3, XXXVI | CHAPTER XXXVI~THE REASON WHY THE GAULS HAVE BEEN, 78 3, XLIII | anything, alleging as a reason for leaving, that they had 79 3, XLIV | especially in showing them the reason which induced them to take


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