Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |           this, therefore, in that manner that all things are taken
 2       1,  II    |           that license both in the manner and for the causes mentioned [
 3       1,  II    |         for the reasons and in the manner discussed, none the less
 4       1,  VI    |         name of Gentlemen: In this manner, chance more than prudence
 5       1,  VI    |       means in the above mentioned manner almost entirely removed [
 6       1,  VIII  |         but going on in an evasive manner he said, that it was not
 7       1,  X     |         who lived an in a contrary manner; and he will also see that
 8       1,  XI    |           established it in such a manner that for many centuries
 9       1,  XII   |        these began to speak in the manner of the Potentates, and this
10       1,  XIV   |           conditions and in such a manner so adeptly, that it should
11       1,  XIV   |         the Aruspices in a prudent manner, and the other fearfully.
12       1,  XVI   |          all Republics in whatever manner organized, there are never
13       1,  XVIII |     intends; for men living in one manner, do not want to change,
14       1,  XXIX  |        unheard of in Rome. And his manner of living appeared so extraordinary
15       1,  XXXI  |    rewarded and honored them. This manner of proceeding was well considered
16       1,  XXXIV |          authority in an irregular manner, it must happen that he
17       1,  LI    |         any length of time in this manner, and, because of this, they
18       1,  LV    |      Citizens to be or live in the manner of a Gentleman, instead
19       1,  LVI   |      palace was struck in the same manner by a [lightning] stroke.
20       2,  I     |         that last victory, and the manner in which they were conducted,
21       2,  II    |         line was extinguished in a manner of which history does not
22       2,  II    |          to increase in a wondrous manner. The contrary of all these
23       2,  IX    |          defend itself in whatever manner against anyone who should
24       2,  XII   |         the other (each in his own manner) will defend himself better.~
25       2,  XIV   |            cannot forego it in the manner mentioned) to allow it to
26       2,  XVI   |          For they held to the same manner in the order of battle,
27       2,  XVI   |          Principi, and in the same manner in the third line they placed
28       2,  XVI   |          times is to have lost the manner of receiving one rank into
29       2,  XVII  | deliberately go in this disordered manner into a breach in a wall
30       2,  XVII  |    Considering, therefore, in what manner the Romans made war, and
31       2,  XVII  |            employed except in that manner that the ancients used their
32       2,  XIX   |           better how to direct the manner of aggrandizement or the
33       2,  XIX   |           of aggrandizement or the manner of preservation; and they
34       2,  XIX   |           of Germany, who, in this manner, live and have lived for
35       2,  XIX   |         not have maintained such a manner of living. That part of
36       2,  XXI   |           Romans differed in their manner of proceeding in their acquisitions
37       2,  XXI   |           upon the Prince, in this manner, comes to escape many causes
38       2,  XXIII |           give witness both of the manner which the Romans held in
39       2,  XXIV  |             I want to discuss this manner more tritely. Either you,
40       2,  XXIV  |        France] could never in that manner have deprived the Florentines
41       2,  XXV   |    subjugate a people in a similar manner and for similar reasons
42       2,  XXX   |           For whoever lives in the manner mentioned above, ill treats
43       3,  II    |        they wanted to live in that manner, they would not be allowed
44       3,  V     |     predecessors. And although the manner of his occupying the kingdom
45       3,  VI    |          governing himself in this manner.~It should suffice for me
46       3,  VI    |           two examples also is the manner that the Aetolians employed
47       3,  VI    |            in killing him. In this manner, therefore, these men avoided
48       3,  VI    |        able to proceed in the same manner. But men, ordinarily little
49       3,  VIII  |       would be impossible from the manner in which men proceed, who,
50       3,  IX    |      fortunes of men depend on the manner of their proceeding with
51       3,  IX    |       accustomed to proceed in one manner, will never change, as has
52       3,  IX    |         not in accordance with his manner, he is ruined. Piero Soderini,
53       3,  IX    |        were in conformity with his manner of proceeding: but afterwards
54       3,  IX    |         would not have changed his manner nor his conduct.~And there
55       3,  X     |          to combat with him in the manner of his [Fabius]. So that
56       3,  XVI   |        City one who showed in what manner the army should be commanded;
57       3,  XXI   |            he goes too far in that manner. And holding to the middle
58       3,  XXV   |         house they lived in. Which manner of living made riches less
59       3,  XXXI  |        themselves according to the manner in which they live there.~
60       3,  XXXIV |            Plebs. And although the manner of saving him was somewhat
61       3,  XXXIV |           believe, should make the manner to be considered well, in
62       3,  XXXV  |       important decision in such a manner that the entire counsel
63       3,  XXXIX |            in any other convenient manner than by way of the chase,
64       3,  XLI   |            BE DEFENDED IN WHATEVER MANNER~The Consul and the Roman
65       3,  XLII  |          observe them in a similar manner, has been discussed at length
66       3,  XLVIII|           forces in a dishonorable manner.~