Book, Chapter
1 1, I | doubt be more wise and more useful if men would be content
2 1, VII | MAINTENANCE OF LIBERTY~No more useful and necessary authority
3 1, VII | arrangement makes for two most useful effects for a Republic.
4 1, VII | mentioned above, that it is useful and necessary for a Republic
5 1, VII | as these accusations are useful in a Republic, so also are
6 1, VIII | MUCH AS ACCUSATIONS ARE USEFUL TO A REPUBLIC, SO MUCH SO
7 1, XXXIII | remedy which formerly was useful and a means of overcoming
8 1, XXXIII | perils, was also always most useful in all those incidents which
9 1, XXXVIII| would have been much more useful to them to have consented
10 1, XLV | that [right of] appeal was useful, he should have had it observed:
11 1, XLV | observed: if it was not useful, he ought not to have had
12 1, L | Tribunes, who were not only useful in restraining the ambitions
13 1, LII | should be more dangerous than useful, notwithstanding the result
14 1, LIII | idea that it would be a useful thing for the City of Rome
15 1, LIV | Veii because they judged it useful, but did not recognize the
16 1, LVIII | bravery, or which appear useful, a Prince also errs many
17 1, LIX | of Themosticles was most useful, but most dishonest: for
18 2, VI | more effectual, or more useful. For, as long as the enemy
19 2, XVII | make it [artillery] more useful or more damaging. And although
20 2, XVII | comparison that artillery is more useful to whoever is outside than
21 2, XVII | discussion, that artillery is useful in an army when it is mixed
22 2, XVIII | recognized how much more useful these were then cavalry:
23 2, XIX | believed to be true and useful. And if this were believed,
24 2, XX | auxiliary troops are, and how useful their own [national troops]
25 2, XXIII | harm, they realized how useful the sentence of that old
26 2, XXIV | GENERALLY MORE HARMFUL THAN USEFUL~It may perhaps appear to
27 2, XXIV | whether they are harmful Or useful to him who builds them.
28 2, XXIV | more harmful by far than useful: For firstly (as has been
29 2, XXIV | build fortresses, they are useful in times of peace because
30 2, XXIV | and the destruction of it useful.~But let us come to the
31 2, XXIV | this may sometimes be a useful thing, but is not a necessary
32 2, XXXII | would be better and more useful to subjugate a town by any
33 3, III | was no less necessary than useful in maintaining that liberty
34 3, X | engagement with the Romans.~It is useful, therefore, not to combat
35 3, X | this case the procedure is useful, for the reasons that Titus
36 3, XII | time we have discussed how useful necessity is to human actions,
37 3, XVIII | more necessary and more useful for a Captain, than to know
38 3, XXII | them is it better and more useful to imitate.~If anyone well
39 3, XXII | inclined him, and which are useful in a Republic as it brings
40 3, XXII | procedure cannot be more useful or of more value in a Republic,
41 3, XXII | procedure of Valerius is useful in a Prince, but pernicious
42 3, XXII | harmful in a Prince, but useful in a citizen and especially
43 3, XXIII | deprive them of something useful to them: which thing is
44 3, XXIII | of those things which are useful in themselves, he never
45 3, XXIV | moved by the Senate as being useful to the public) was what
46 3, XXV | elsewhere that the most useful thing which is established
47 3, XXV | war, and to leave all the useful things to the public; for
48 3, XXXV | things which appear to them useful either to the Prince or
49 3, XXXIX | therefore, will see how useful and necessary it is for
50 3, XXXIX | could not have judged how useful the taking of that hill
51 3, XLV | slow assault to be more useful, reserving his fury for
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