Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |  necessary to be established in favor of liberty, which had not
 2       1,  IV    |       the laws that are made in favor of liberty result from their
 3       1,  VII   |         the few always judge in favor of the few. So that if such
 4       1,  XII   |     should judge them false] to favor and encourage it: and the
 5       1,  XIII  |         the Tribunes, saying in favor of the ancient Religion
 6       1,  XIV   |    proceeding well and with the favor of the Gods, for the army
 7       1,  XVI   |  themselves inferior, turned to favor Clearchus, and conspiring
 8       1,  XVIII |    every Citizen could speak in favor or against it before it
 9       1,  XXIX  |        rapidity of it, from the favor which his youth, his prudence,
10       1,  XXXIII|        natural to men always to favor the beginning of things:
11       1,  XXXIII|     into such reputation by the favor which his prudence and the
12       1,  XXXIII|     others for his virtu; which favor a little while later was
13       1,  XXXV  |      for riches and every other favor quickly will run after power,
14       1,  XXXVII|        any remedy, turned their favor to Sulla, and having made
15       1,  XL    |       colleagues because of the favor he exercised toward the
16       1,  XL    |      not agree to make a law in favor of liberty, but one of the
17       1,  XL    |       throws its [influence] in favor of one man, then a Tyranny
18       1,  XL    |       and] the People turned to favor him. And when a People is
19       1,  XL    |         For [together] with the favor of the People he will attend
20       1,  XL    |         a friend. For with that favor [of the people] the internal
21       1,  XLIX  |      common good, but always in favor of their own party: which
22       1,  LII   |         he was attacked were to favor the Medici, with which favors
23       1,  LII   | Marcantonio remaining bereft of favor, would easily be destroyed.
24       2,  I     |      them [the Romans] in their favor and seeking their friendship.
25       2,  X     |         fortune can in some way favor you. It has also happened
26       2,  XII   |       reasons that are cited in favor of every [both] side are:
27       2,  XIV   |         the other hand, in your favor you will find the defenders
28       2,  XV    |     when they have to decide in favor of some friend, for no person
29       2,  XXVII |     would take up arms in their favor; and having entered the
30       3,  VI    |         conspiracy in Arezzo in favor of the Vitelli, to take
31       3,  VIII  |         much good works done in favor of the Country are afterward
32       3,  VIII  |         of each other) moved to favor him, none of his relatives
33       3,  VIII  |        order to obtain mercy in favor of the accused, with Manlius
34       3,  VIII  |       were accustomed always to favor the things that seemed to
35       3,  VIII  |         an enterprise either in favor of Liberty or in favor of
36       3,  VIII  |       in favor of Liberty or in favor of Tyranny, ought to consider
37       3,  XVI   |         BUT THOSE WHO HAVE MORE FAVOR BECAUSE OF RICHES OR [POWERFUL]
38       3,  XXI   |     Cities of Italy rebelled in favor of Hannibal, and all the
39       3,  XXII  |        against the enemy and in favor of the Republic, as well
40       3,  XXII  |   because this method is all in favor of the public, and does
41       3,  XXVI  |    Nobility armed themselves in favor of the Noble, and all the
42       3,  XXVI  |        and all the Plebeians in favor of the Plebeian. So that
43       3,  XXVIII|        of people gave him their favor, that the Senate thinking
44       3,  XXXIV |         A PEOPLE MAKE BEGINS TO FAVOR A CITIZEN; AND WHETHER THEY
45       3,  XXXIV |      against him and turned the favor of the people to one who
46       3,  XXXIV |  desires to begin to obtain the favor of the people ought to gain
47       3,  XXXV  |        having been advisors [in favor] of an enterprise, and because