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 1       1,  II     |       instance.~These variations in government among men are born by chance,
 2       1,  II     |            in hatred, constituted a government by themselves, and in the
 3       1,  II     |            caused that aristocratic government [of the Best] to become
 4       1,  II     |             to become an oligarchic government [of the Few] regardless
 5       1,  II     |      multitude disgusted with their government, placed itself under the
 6       1,  II     |          there is in the same City [government] a Principality, an Aristocracy,
 7       1,  II     |          Aristocracy, and a Popular Government [Democracy], one watches
 8       1,  II     |            make a place for Popular government for the reasons to be mentioned
 9       1,  II     |            after which creation the government of that Republic came to
10       1,  II     |          part of all those forms of government. And so favorable was fortune
11       1,  II     |            passed from a Monarchial government and from an Aristocracy
12       1,  IV     |        sparing in blaming the Roman government, and to consider that so
13       1,  V      |          other ranks of the Empire [Government] of the Republic. Nor was
14       1,  VI     |             POSSIBLE TO ESTABLISH A GOVERNMENT IN ROME WHICH COULD ELIMINATE
15       1,  VI     |             there could have been a government [state] established that
16       1,  VI     |           and to see what [form] of government theirs was, and if it could
17       1,  VI     |           Venice did not divide its government by these distinctions, but
18       1,  VI     |          the administration [of its government] the name of Gentlemen:
19       1,  VI     |        Venetians] the laws [form of Government], for having taken refuge
20       1,  VI     |      themselves, they established a government, [and] came together often
21       1,  VI     |         there to take part in their government: And in time finding in
22       1,  VI     |             inhabitants outside the government, in order to give reputation
23       1,  VI     |             Popolari. This form [of Government] could establish and maintain
24       1,  VI     |         Venice participated in that government, with which no one could
25       1,  VIII   |          and in every other form of government, and that in order to repress
26       1,  XVIII  |     understood, I will tell how the Government was established in Rome,
27       1,  XVIII  |         wanting to be alone [in the Government] killed the Ephors, and
28       1,  XXI    |    excellent soldiers under his own government. And there is nothing more
29       1,  XXV    |          wants to reform the State [Government] of a City, and wishes that
30       1,  XXX    |             from the methods of its government, for as all the City, both
31       1,  XXXIV  |           themselves in the Empire [government]: and if the title of Dictator
32       1,  XXXVIII|             our times in the State [Government] of our City in the year
33       1,  XL     |            wanting to hold a thing [government] by force, the one who does
34       1,  XLV    |               having had its State [Government] reorganized with the aid
35       1,  XLVII  |            City to remain without a government, it would be necessary (
36       1,  XLVII  |         from Florence, and no other government having been instituted,
37       1,  XLIX   |            always existed under the government of others, remained subject
38       1,  XLIX   |        without ever having a State [Government] by which she could truly
39       1,  LV     | civilizations, to introduce a civil government there. But its misfortunes
40       2          |      Province well-organized in its government by some excellent man, and
41       2,  II     |          they thought of how a free government could be established in
42       2,  XIX    |       flight, and those who had the government in their hands would have
43       2,  XIX    |             a diversity of forms of government wars do not arise, or if
44       2,  XXI    |           quiet and content under a government they do not see (even though
45       2,  XXIII  |           turned to extremes. For a government consists only in so holding
46       2,  XXV    |             defense of the existing government. I want to add another example
47       2,  XXXII  |         being attracted by the good government which that Prince bestows
48       3,  I      |             necessary to resume the government every five years, otherwise
49       3,  I      |         called “the resuming of the government” to put the same fear and
50       3,  I      |            and speak ill of it [the government], and therefore it is necessary
51       3,  I      |      against this, by bringing [the government] back to its original principles.
52       3,  III    |           return to another form of government, and he was deceived: And
53       3,  III    |   strengthening and maintaining the government. Which respect [for the
54       3,  VI     |           assigned the guard of the government plaza, as a mechanical [
55       3,  VIII   |             to accept a bad form of Government, he set himself to create
56       3,  VIII   |       install there a bad form of a Government, therefore, there is need
57       3,  XVII   |           IN ANY ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT OF IMPORTANCE~A Republic
58       3,  XVII   |           towns by having a divided government. First it is impossible
59       3,  XVII   |      outside and inside. If it is a government of a Republic, there is
60       3,  XVII   |            well, often changing the government, now with one humor, now
61       3,  XVII(4)|            the party supporting the government was called the party of
62       3,  XLIX   |          the elections; so that the government began to change and depart