Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII    |        incident there is to be noted that which was mentioned
 2       1,  VIII   |        prison. And it is to be noted by this text how detestable
 3       1,  XVIII  |       the less, it ought to be noted that one and the other of
 4       1,  XIX    |    neighbors. Whence it can be noted that a successor not having
 5       1,  XXII   |     CHAPTER XXII~WHAT IS TO BE NOTED IN THE CASE OF THE THREE
 6       1,  XXII   |    Here three things are to be noted. One, that one should never
 7       1,  XXVII  | cowardice of Giovanpagolo were noted by the prudent men who were
 8       1,  XXXI   |     bad case, and worthy to be noted, and of creating a poor
 9       1,  XXXIV  |     incidents. And it is to be noted in this new institution
10       1,  XXXV   |        of this, it ought to be noted that when [we said] an authority
11       1,  XL     |        ROME, AND WHAT IS TO BE NOTED IN IT; AND WHERE IT WILL
12       1,  XL     |   ancient liberty.~It is to be noted from this text, therefore,
13       1,  XLII   |      BE CORRUPTED~It should be noted also in the matter of the
14       1,  XLV    |    much more was this incident noted, inasmuch as the Brother,
15       1,  L      |      obey. Here first is to be noted the usefulness of the Tribunes,
16       1,  LIII   |     Here, two things are to be noted. The first, that many times,
17       1,  LV     |     people. And it ought to be noted that every one paid the
18       2,  VI     |      of the Veienti were to be noted, it will be seen that they
19       2,  IX     |    more easily.~It ought to be noted, therefore, because of the
20       2,  XI     |     them. Where it ought to be noted that leagues made with Princes
21       2,  XV     |       and the Romans it can be noted, that in all deliberations
22       2,  XV     |        have the more willingly noted this part, as I have known
23       2,  XV     |     And if the Florentines had noted this text, they would not
24       2,  XV     |        matter that ought to be noted by Republics similar to
25       2,  XXIII  |         two things ought to be noted: the one, that which is
26       2,  XXVIII |       of the Romans, should be noted by anyone who governs, that
27       2,  XXXIII |    This part is more willingly noted by me, because I see that
28       3,  V      |       a matter worthy of being noted by Princes and Private Citizens.~
29       3,  XIV    |   themselves. Here it is to be noted, that when such inventions
30       3,  XVIII  |     enemy. Here it ought to be noted that it can often occur
31       3,  XXII   |     deceived. Here it is to be noted that in wanting to be obeyed,
32       3,  XXIII  |       can surely and easily be noted which make a Prince odious
33       3,  XXV    |    fought on foot. It is to be noted here (as has been said)
34       3,  XVII   |   Ardeans, the method is to be noted of how a divided City ought
35       3,  XXVIII |        death. Here it is to be noted that many times actions
36       3,  XXX    |      was involved. It is to be noted from this test what a good
37       3,  XXX    |    envy.~The other thing to be noted is the orders given by Camillus,
38       3,  XXX    |  incidents. And it ought to be noted from this text that there
39       3,  XXXIV  |       and fame, even if by his noted deeds he appears different;
40       3,  XXXIV  |     good conduct make him more noted, it is better founded; for
41       3,  XXXVIII|        his own. Here it can be noted, from the words which Livius
42       3,  XLI    |       Which thing merits to be noted and observed by any citizen
43       3,  XLII   |      Here two things are to be noted: the one, that glory can
44       3,  XLIV   |      up arms. Here it is to be noted that when a Prince desires
45       3,  XLV    |      the same day, it is to be noted which of the two different
46       3,  XLVIII |    Here it can be conveniently noted that a Captain of armies