Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |            time, but not for long, especially when that generation that
 2       1,  IV    |            to their ambitions, and especially those Cities which in important
 3       1,  VII   | demonstrated by many examples, and especially by that of Coriolanus, which
 4       1,  X     |          glory of Caesar, he being especially celebrated by writers, for
 5       1,  XXXII |            Prince or Republic, and especially a Prince, and then on this
 6       1,  XLV   |            THAT HAS BEEN MADE, AND ESPECIALLY BY THE AUTHOR OF IT; AND
 7       1,  LII   |           exist in a Republic, and especially in those that are corrupt,
 8       1,  LVIII |            the individual men, and especially Princes, can be accused
 9       2,  II    |         suffered by their country. Especially as it is now seen that that
10       2,  IV    |       sweetness of the fruits, and especially of the wine, came into Italy
11       2,  IV    |   governing of Cities by violence, especially those which were accustomed
12       2,  IV    |            ought not to appear so, especially by the present Tuscans.
13       2,  IV    |          of Dominion and arms, and especially praise for their customs
14       2,  IX    |         pretext and justification, especially knowing that in assaulting
15       2,  XIV   |            not benefit, but harms, especially when it is used by insolent
16       2,  XV    |       harmful than ambiguous ones, especially when they have to decide
17       2,  XV    |        never impede deliberations, especially when those matters cannot
18       2,  XV    |             I wanted to repeat it, especially as it seems to me a matter
19       2,  XVII  |        Ultramontanes in Italy, and especially that of Brescia; for when
20       2,  XVII  |          this not to be necessary, especially when defending themselves
21       2,  XXII  |          men in corrupt Republics (especially in quiet times) are frowned
22       2,  XXII  |          another, only a few fall, especially because very often it only
23       2,  XXIII |          speaking the truth helps, especially when it is spoken in the
24       2,  XXIII |       believe men to be otherwise (especially if these are accustomed
25       2,  XXIV  |   restraint to hold them faithful; especially as there was a saying in
26       2,  XXVII |          greater error, therefore, especially when the assault is made
27       2,  XXVII |          to refuse any accord, and especially when it is offered; for
28       2,  XXXI  |            govern States; and I am especially able to demonstrate this
29       2,  XXXIII|     verified by many examples, and especially by that which occurred in
30       3,  I     |           their good examples. And especially the later Cato, who, finding
31       3,  I     |           laws and ordinances, and especially that of Paris; [and] these
32       3,  VI    |            in anything, it does so especially in matters of war and matter
33       3,  VIII  |            benefit the people, and especially when they were against the
34       3,  VIII  |          in their own affairs, and especially in those which they desire
35       3,  X     |           the ancients, we deviate especially in military actions, where
36       3,  X     |         than do the Republics; and especially the Italian ones, which,
37       3,  X     |           a thousand examples, and especially in the war the Romans carried
38       3,  XII   |           jealousy of their State; especially if they are Republics, as
39       3,  XII   |         are easily recognized, and especially by prudent men, none the
40       3,  XIV   |       shown in many instances, and especially in the example that occurred
41       3,  XXII  |            useful in a citizen and especially to the country; and although
42       3,  XXIII |            odious to a people, and especially to a free people. And although
43       3,  XXV   |           effect (the Agrarian law especially having had so much opposition)
44       3,  XLIV  |     Samnites had with the Tuscans (especially in showing them the reason
45       3,  XLVI  |     observed in many of them, and [especially] in that last one who was