Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V     |        the Populace, it may be a matter of doubt in whose hands
 2       1,  VII   |        cause their ruin. But the matter being controlled by those
 3       1,  IX    |      defeated, and his plans [no matter how just and laudable] remained
 4       1,  XVI   |          to return again to this matter I want to speak a little
 5       1,  XVI   |          is small, it is an easy matter to assure oneself of them,
 6       1,  XVII  |       presupposed as a very true matter that a corrupted City which
 7       1,  XVIII |        to establish one. On this matter I say that it is very difficult
 8       1,  XVIII |        and the less powerful (no matter of how much virtu) abstained
 9       1,  XXIV  |   recompense for a good deed, no matter how big [the deed], will
10       1,  XXVIII|          to return again to this matter of ingratitude, I shall
11       1,  XXIX  |     apropos of the above written matter to discuss with example
12       1,  XXXVII|          it never leaves them no matter to what rank they rise.
13       1,  XXXVII|      trouble to the Plebs in the matter of honors, but when it came
14       1,  XLII  |      should be noted also in the matter of the Decemvirate how easily
15       1,  XLVI  |      much in a City; so that the matter in the end is reduced to
16       1,  XLVII |       leave the managing of this matter to him, he would do so in
17       1,  LV    |        to being a Republic, is a matter for one who in brains and
18       1,  LVIII |   outside this subject (for this matter draws me there) to discuss
19       1,  LIX   |       whom he should confide the matter, and according to which
20       2         |         I accuse others. But the matter being so manifest that everyone
21       2,  I     |       there we have debated this matter widely. I will only say
22       2,  IV    |        them. And finally of this matter it will be said, so many
23       2,  V     | accumulation of much superfluous matter, it very often moves by
24       2,  XII   |         out to meet him: And the matter coming under discussion,
25       2,  XV    |        connection with this same matter and with the origin of the
26       2,  XV    |          remain uncertain of the matter. Which is manifestly seen
27       2,  XV    |         assure themselves of the matter and to see if they could
28       2,  XV    |   especially as it seems to me a matter that ought to be noted by
29       2,  XVI   |        rise to that proverb, The matter has come to the Triari,
30       2,  XVI   |           I want to discuss this matter in the following chapter,
31       2,  XVII  |      large things: the other, no matter how well you can place it,
32       2,  XVII  |     wanting to conquer them, the matter is reduced to a siege, as
33       2,  XX    |        know how to defend. Which matter becoming known, it was suppressed
34       2,  XXVII |    better. And because this is a matter that merits consideration,
35       2,  XXIX  |         to abandon themselves no matter in what [ill] fortune or
36       2,  XXXIII|    itself to want to advise on a matter that they could not have
37       3,  V     |       following chapter, being a matter worthy of being noted by
38       3,  VI    |         of Conspiracies, being a matter of so much danger to Princes
39       3,  VI    |  therefore, (in entering on this matter) to consider first against
40       3,  VI    |       garden, to communicate the matter to them, and with appropriate
41       3,  VI    |         this [conspiracies]. The matter ought, therefore, never
42       3,  VI    |  Antoninus killed, committed the matter of the Tribune Saturninus;
43       3,  VI    |         almost always brings the matter to the desired ending, and
44       3,  VI    | especially in matters of war and matter similar to those of which
45       3,  VI    |       for many days to a certain matter and certain order, and that
46       3,  VI    |       Prince, that it is an easy matter for it either to mitigate [
47       3,  VI    |         a mechanical [secondary] matter and which others had refused:
48       3,  VI    |       not seek to accelerate the matter, and thus they remained
49       3,  VI    |          otherwise examining the matter) one of the conspirators
50       3,  XIII  |         to overcome them. So the matter is equal; for one good finds
51       3,  XIX   |         another treatise on this matter. Quintius, therefore, merits
52       3,  XXI   |      therefore, that it does not matter much in what way a Captain
53       3,  XXII  |        tumults and arms; and the matter not being able to be quelled,
54       3,  XXV   |       has ruined them, — if this matter had not been many times
55       3,  XXVIII|        time. And to discuss this matter in more detail, I say that
56       3,  XXXIV |       though it may be a private matter, which has turned out honorably.
57       3,  XXXV  |          lengthy and important a matter to discuss here what a dangerous
58       3,  XXXV  |          him. For as men judge a matter by its result, all the evil
59       3,  XXXVII|           lost the war through a matter of little moment. Philip
60       3,  XLI   |      loses, they all say it is a matter that only concerns the King.~