Book, Chapter
1 Gre | GREETINGS.~I send you a present which if it is not equal
2 1 | strive with all industry to present them in all their work:
3 1 | Doctors, [and] on which the present Doctors base their judgments?
4 1 | the weakness to which the present education has brought the
5 1, XI | establish a Republic in the present era, would find it more
6 1, XII | observe how much different present usage is from them, should
7 1, XII | occur to me, and I will present two most powerful ones,
8 1, XIX | his own son Soliman, the present lord, had been like his
9 1, XXI | WHO LACK THEIR OWN ARMS~Present Princes and modern Republics,
10 1, XXXIX | recognized by those who consider present and ancient affairs that
11 1, XL | That likewise weary of the present, they desired the Consuls.
12 1, LI | constrained them to do; and this present was so accepted by the Plebs,
13 1, LIII | are all cancelled by the present defeat, as happened to our
14 1, LIV | tumult has arisen, ought to present himself there with as much
15 1, LV | edict that everyone should present to the Republic the tenth
16 1, LV | judged that no one would not present exactly all that which was
17 1, LVIII | is fear to be had of the present malady, but of that which
18 1, LVIII | of bad Princes, where the present evil is feared, and there
19 2 | and find fault with the present; and they are such partisans
20 2 | constrained to judge the present more inferior than the past,
21 2 | past, although in truth the present might merit much more of
22 2 | praises the past more than the present, deceives himself; and his
23 2 | times past more than the present, may deceive himself: but
24 2 | in deciding whether the present or the ancient age is better,
25 2 | them find fault with the present times, praise the past,
26 2, II | times of which we speak at present, there were in Italy, from
27 2, IV | appear so, especially by the present Tuscans. For if they could
28 2, IV | the Tuscans was great, at present there is almost no memory.
29 2, XI | worthy.~¶ And having in the present chapter discussed the wrong
30 2, XVI | Which arises because at present engagements are arranged
31 2, XVII | ESTEEM THE ARTILLERY IN THE PRESENT TIMES, AND IF THAT OPINION
32 2, XX | events are well read, and present ones discussed, it will
33 2, XX | great, that to gratify a present desire, do not think of
34 2, XXI | acquisitions from those who in the present time expand their jurisdiction;
35 2, XXI | King always (except at the present time) has sent a French
36 2, XXI | governs in his name. Only at present has he allowed that City
37 2, XXII | better opportunity than the present, as the one and the other
38 2, XXIV | all others known up to the present time; it was impregnable
39 2, XXVII | but killed whoever came to present it. At which Alexander being
40 2, XXX | desired rather to enjoy a present usefulness of being able
41 2, XXX | is in the proceedings of present Republics from the ancient
42 2, XXXII | it was opposed as in the present time by repairs; and to
43 2, XXXIII| see that the Republics of present times, as the Venetian and
44 2, XXXIII| conditions that are found at present.~
45 3, III | sons to death, but to be present at their deaths. And this
46 3, VI | things past but obey the present, and ought to desire good
47 3, VI | I want us to discuss at present; for those which are made
48 3, VI | Bajazet, the father of the present Grand Turk: he did not wound
49 3, VIII | considered much more the present dangers to which they were
50 3, X | appear to me superfluous at present to repeat it. For, if we
51 3, X | military actions, where at present none of those things greatly
52 3, XII | their intense desire for present peace, close their eyes
53 3, XVII | cases. But the weakness of present day men, caused by their
54 3, XXXV | far the punishment. The present Sultan Selim, called the
55 3, XLII | we will be silent for the present.~
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