Book, Chapter
1 1, I | inhabit the cities that they find in the countries they acquire,
2 1, IV | result of these, will not find that they have brought forth
3 1, VI | believe it is possible to find a middle way between one
4 1, XI | in the present era, would find it more easy to do so among
5 1, XVI | or not knowing where to find shelter for refuge, becomes
6 1, XVI | from their necks: and they find themselves in this difficulty,
7 1, XVI | people desire, and he will find they always desire two things:
8 1, XVI | to be free, and he will find that a small part of them
9 1, XXI | peace forty years, did not find a man (when he succeeded
10 1, XXIII | histories attentively will find very few Captians of virtu
11 1, XXVI | Kingdom or a Republic, [will find] the best remedy he has
12 1, XXVIII | things done by Republics will find in all of them some species
13 1, XXVIII | their citizens, but he will find less in Rome than in Athens,
14 1, XXIX | so that Antonius went to find Vespasian who was yet in
15 1, XXXVII | that it was difficult to find in Rome one who would give
16 1, XLVII | would die after they should find his successor. And beginning
17 1, XLVII | humbled them that you will now find in them that humanity which
18 1, XLVII | that if they should ever find themselves [members] of
19 1, XLIX | beginnings in servitude find it, not difficult, but impossible
20 1, LIX | him; or believe he will find either faith or accords
21 1, LX | Rome as they always went to find virtu, whether it was in
22 2 | reasonably) the ancient times and find fault with the present;
23 2 | in Greece, has reason to find fault with his times and
24 2 | possess; which makes them find fault with the present times,
25 2, I | fortune, he will easily find it, for it is a most certain
26 2, VII | it is very difficult to find out the truth as to how
27 2, X | gold is not sufficient to find good soldiers, but good
28 2, X | are indeed sufficient to find gold. To the Romans (if
29 2, X | is for money by itself to find good soldiers. Every history
30 2, XII | his solders, because they find themselves in the countries
31 2, XIV | in your favor you will find the defenders more cold,
32 2, XV | it is an easy thing to find the words. I have the more
33 2, XIX | outside enemies, she would find some at home, as it appears
34 2, XIX | their prudence, knew how to find it by themselves. In addition
35 2, XXII | And it was impossible to find a better opportunity than
36 2, XXII | should go and meet him, will find itself deceived, unless
37 2, XXIX | fortune or trouble they find themselves.~
38 2, XXX | near, so much more will he find you weak. For whoever lives
39 2, XXXI | and promises of those who find themselves deprived of their
40 2, XXXII | that constrains them to find refuge under you, as did
41 3, V | lives of whom they would find as much security and satisfaction
42 3, VI | conspiracies are made, and we will find them to be made either against
43 3, VI | two or three persons, they find an accuser and ruin them:
44 3, VI | the same reason as you. To find one such is much more easy
45 3, VI | is much more easy than to find many, and because of this,
46 3, VI | conspirators; and if they find it [the conspiracy] to be
47 3, VIII | therefore, there is need to find the people corrupted by
48 3, XIII | easier for the many good to find or instruct one so that
49 3, XVI | TRUE VIRTU IS DIFFICULT TO FIND IN DIFFICULT TIMES, AND
50 3, XXII | of command, he desires to find all men like himself, and
51 3, XXII | harshness, otherwise you will find yourself deceived. Here
52 3, XXIV | and Marius were able to find soldiers willing to follow
53 3, XXX | reputed more than they, find it impossible ever to acquiesce
54 3, XXX | and malignity does not find gifts which placate it.
55 3, XXXVIII| who acts otherwise will find in time that rank (to which
56 3, XXXIX | besieged) knowing how to find the way to save himself
57 3, XLIII | occurred in recent times, will find the French and German people
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