Book, Chapter
1 1, I | dispersed inhabitants for like reasons: the other built by many
2 1, II | lost their Empire for the reasons and in the manner discussed,
3 1, II | Popular government for the reasons to be mentioned below, the
4 1, II | degrees and for the same reasons that were discussed above,
5 1, IV | caused except for the best of reasons: And if the tumults were
6 1, V | Rome: And to come to the reasons, I say [taking up first
7 1, V | Venice and Sparta, for those reasons why and how as will be described
8 1, VI | the City now is, for the reasons mentioned above many of
9 1, VI | others: so that for these reasons Venice could establish that
10 1, VI | time. For there are two reasons why war is made against
11 1, VI | almost entirely removed [the reasons for war], for it is difficult
12 1, VI | in addition to the other reasons alleged, where the authority
13 1, VIII | for this and other similar reasons, grew so, that there resulted
14 1, IX | who does so for beneficial reasons. He ought, however, to be
15 1, IX | successor could employ for reasons of ambition that which should
16 1, IX | be employed for virtuous reasons by him. In addition to this,
17 1, XI | themselves do not contain evident reasons capable of persuading others.
18 1, XI | Numa was among the chief reasons for the felicity of that
19 1, XII | I want to discuss those reasons against them that occur
20 1, XIII | promulgate a certain law for the reasons which will be given in their
21 1, XVI | to examine what are the reasons that make them desire to
22 1, XVIII | if Romulus for the same reasons killed his brother and Titus
23 1, XXIII | similar passes and for the reasons mentioned, and because they
24 1, XXVIII | CHAPTER XXVIII~FOR WHAT REASONS THE ROMANS WERE LESS UNGRATEFUL
25 1, XXVIII | Republic. And in seeking the reasons for this, speaking of Rome
26 1, XXIX | ingratitude shown for such reasons, for that Captain who by
27 1, XXIX | who ever had an Empire for reasons discussed above, Rome was
28 1, XXXI | wanted in this case, for the reasons already mentioned, to maintain
29 1, XXXI | Samnites, among the other reasons which were assigned by the
30 1, XXXIV | which there are very evident reasons: First, because if a Citizen
31 1, XXXV | proven, considering the reasons that kept the Dictators
32 1, XXXVII | there. So that for these reasons this law remained, as it
33 1, XXXVIII| them [the Romans], for the reasons given and many others that
34 1, XL | arose in Rome for the same reasons that give rise to the greater
35 1, XL | obvious error, both for the reasons mentioned above, and because,
36 1, XLIII | be recognized part of the reasons of the uselessness of mercenary
37 1, XLVI | oneself against him, for the reasons which I mentioned above
38 1, XLIX | bad became worse, for the reasons mentioned at other times,
39 1, LV | disorders in those towns for the reasons mentioned at other times.
40 1, LIX | it is seen, have the same reasons; none the less it was more
41 1, LIX | also may arise from similar reasons. For it can very well occur
42 1, LIX | broken for extraordinary reasons, where I believe, from the
43 2 | times) I am persuaded the reasons by which they are led to
44 2 | fear or envy, these two reasons for hating past events come
45 2, I | by Virtu. And among other reasons which he cities, he says
46 2, IV | intact [independent], for the reasons which will be mentioned
47 2, VIII | it arises from several reasons. The first, the great evacuation
48 2, XI | disorganization or other reasons of theirs, bring more notoriety
49 2, XII | assault him. And I have heard reasons cited on every side. And
50 2, XII | instances described, the reasons that are cited in favor
51 2, XIV | either from envy or for other reasons, have conceived a hatred
52 2, XVII | than on cavalry, for the reasons which will be mentioned
53 2, XVIII | authorities, there are manifest reasons, for a man can go into many
54 2, XIX | thousand ways and for many reasons, the acquisitions are harmful;
55 2, XXII | from envy and from other reasons of ambition, it follows
56 2, XXII | advice was based on certain reasons which at a distance appear
57 2, XXIII | strength to hold her: which reasons are of those which appear
58 2, XXIV | Citizens in restraint for the reasons given above, for it makes
59 2, XXV | similar manner and for similar reasons will be deceived.~
60 3, V | being able to do so for the reasons mentioned: For men when
61 3, VI | first we will examine the reasons for it, which are many,
62 3, VI | for a long time; and the reasons given [by each] not being
63 3, VI | cannot be obtained, for the reasons mentioned: but success is
64 3, VI | your negligence, or for the reasons mentioned above, and who
65 3, VI | dangerous. Further, for many reasons, a drink of poison need
66 3, VIII | fortified (in addition to the reasons that have already been given)
67 3, IX | conduct.~And there are two reasons that we cannot thus change;
68 3, X | procedure is useful, for the reasons that Titus Livius says;
69 3, XVI | undeservedly, and knowing that the reasons for it are the easy and
70 3, XIX | nor will there ever be reasons and the desire for shedding
71 3, XXI | this should result, many reasons are seen. The first is,
72 3, XXIII | And T. Livius cites these reasons for the hatred: the first,
73 3, XXXIII | things well observed are good reasons why the army becomes confident,
74 3, XXXIII | theirs was probable for those reasons that have been discovered
75 3, XXXIII | and after giving them many reasons through which they could
76 3, XXXIV | if founded on those three reasons mentioned above, it is not
77 3, XLIV | the hands of the Pope, had reasons which could have given him
78 3, XLIV | quick proceeding (for the reasons given above) he yielded
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