Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I      |         by foreigners. The first case occurs when it appears to
 2       1,  I      |        they now have.~The second case, when a city is built by
 3       1,  I      |          as Eneas did. This is a case where the virtu and fortune
 4       1,  I      |         to the place, and in any case it would be seen to have
 5       1,  V      |    maintain itself. In the first case it is necessary for it to
 6       1,  VI     |      narrow limits. In the first case, it is necessary to establish
 7       1,  VI     |   maintain itself. In thy second case he may establish her as
 8       1,  VIII   |    should take cognizance of the case and restrain the rashness
 9       1,  VIII   |          ensue. But whatever the case may have been, Messer Giovanni
10       1,  VIII   |        the Romans showed in this case in point how the calumniators
11       1,  XVIII  |    almost impossible. For in the case of wanting to change little
12       1,  XIX    |     weapons, will keep it in any case, unless it is taken from
13       1,  XX     |   acquire the world, as was [the case of] Philip of Macedonia
14       1,  XXI    |      service, as is seen [in the case] of Tullus who knew how
15       1,  XXII   |       WHAT IS TO BE NOTED IN THE CASE OF THE THREE ROMAN HORATII
16       1,  XXIII  |         difficult place. In this case such a procedure is to be
17       1,  XXIX   |       the people of Rome in this case followed the opinion of
18       1,  XXXI   |          succor him. A truly bad case, and worthy to be noted,
19       1,  XXXI   |        the Romans wanted in this case, for the reasons already
20       1,  XXXII  |        necessary (supposing some case) to live. And he who governs
21       1,  XXXV   |        it of any benefit in this case that the people are not
22       1,  XXXVIII|        and Ernicians] had in any case armed themselves from necessity,
23       1,  XLVII  |       ranks. From this a notable case arose, that when it came
24       1,  L      |      that they must do it in any case, or to arrange that if they
25       1,  LI     | constrain them to do them in any case. This prudence was well
26       1,  LII    |          to do otherwise in this case it would happen to them
27       1,  LVIII  |          Roman people did in the case of Manlius Capitolinus,
28       1,  LVIII  |          contrary happens in the case of bad Princes, where the
29       2,  IV     |       useless as is seen was the case in the above mentioned two
30       2,  X      |         have to fight him in any case under a thousand disadvantages.
31       2,  X      |         the other to lose in any case.~There are many necessities,
32       2,  XII    |       Italians. In this [latter] case the enemy ought to be kept
33       2,  XII    |           Nor am I moved in this case by the authority of Hannibal,
34       2,  XV     |         show better than in this case the damage done by remaining
35       2,  XV     |          He shows it also in the case of the Latins, for the Lavinians
36       2,  XV     |        would come to lose in any case, as happened to them.~And
37       2,  XVII   |        it is large: in the first case whoever defends himself
38       2,  XVII   |        besieged.~As to the third case when you are in a camp within
39       2,  XVII   |    advantage, I say that in this case you do not ordinarily have
40       2,  XVII   |          to assault you, in this case he will resort to those
41       2,  XVIII  |         need of aid; but in this case they dismounted, not to
42       2,  XXII   |      before the victory. In this case it is possible to win or
43       2,  XXIV   |         s subjects.~In the first case they are not necessary,
44       2,  XXIV   |         reason why in the second case they are harmful, I say
45       2,  XXIV   |        Milan, I say that in this case he was not wise, and the
46       2,  XXIV   |         recover the State in any case, [and] even more [easily]
47       2,  XXIV   |         other things, as was the case with the Romans and the
48       2,  XXIX   |          attributes. And as this case in point is most remarkable
49       2,  XXXII  |         above them. In the first case those who were defending
50       3,  VI     |         not omitting any notable case, in documenting the one
51       3,  VI     |       general public; for in the case of that Prince who has aroused
52       3,  VIII   |        of its people; for in his case, no one of the Nobility (
53       3,  VIII   |        aid him: and where in the case of the other accused [their
54       3,  VIII   |      against the nobles, in this case they united with the Nobles
55       3,  X      |         of supplies. And in this case the procedure is useful,
56       3,  X      |          daily. But in any other case, the engagement cannot be
57       3,  XIII   |        and dangerous, as was the case with the army of Macedonia
58       3,  XXII   |     Valerius the contrary is the case; for although the same effects
59       3,  XXXIV  |    better founded; for in such a case they are almost never deceived.
60       3,  XXXV   |          ruin. And, if in such a case that glory is lacking which
61       3,  XXXV   |          be given to men in this case, for in counselling them
62       3,  XLII   |    fortune to Posthumius in this case, that the Samnites did not