Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |           that most excellent men resulted therefrom: and if their
 2       1,  II    |         perfect: which perfection resulted from the disunion of the
 3       1,  VI    |         desire to want them. This resulted from the Spartan Kings,
 4       1,  VI    |           tranquil, it would have resulted that she would have become
 5       1,  VII   |          how much evil would have resulted to the Roman Republic if
 6       1,  VII   |    faction contrary to his, there resulted that he [Valori] having
 7       1,  VII   |        with Piero Soderini, which resulted entirely because there was
 8       1,  VIII  | inconvenience. Of the things that resulted there sprung up hate on
 9       1,  VIII  |      reasons, grew so, that there resulted the ruin of the Republic.~
10       1,  X     |       wicked, such as Severns, it resulted from their very great good
11       1,  XI    |          the people; and all this resulted because he wanted to introduce
12       1,  XII   |       Lords, from which there has resulted so much disunion and so
13       1,  XIII  |           place; from which there resulted that the Plebs frightened
14       1,  XIV   |          of the battle. Whence it resulted that in going against the
15       1,  XIV   |  confidence almost always victory resulted. Which institution was not
16       1,  XVII  |        had restored to her. Which resulted from that corruption which
17       1,  XXI   |       wars in Italy. All of which resulted from that King being a prudent
18       1,  XXVII |      every danger that could have resulted from it.~
19       1,  XXVIII|        shadow of them. From which resulted the exile and death of so
20       1,  XXX   |     ungrateful than others: which resulted from the methods of its
21       1,  XXXIII|         of Florence. Whence there resulted that, his party resentful
22       1,  XXXVI |    unrestrained, which would have resulted entirely to the detriment
23       1,  XXXVII|         things settled down. This resulted because the fields that
24       1,  XXXIX |          the great spending there resulted great taxes, from the taxes
25       1,  XLVII |    Magistracy, believed that this resulted not by the more real knowledge
26       1,  L     |        their outside Empire. This resulted in a very great disorder,
27       2,  III   |       twenty thousand each. Which resulted not from the site of Rome
28       2,  V     |          excellent men, which has resulted from their having maintained
29       2,  VIII  |          of this Bellovesus there resulted the occupation of Lombardy,
30       2,  XVI   |           existed in these armies resulted from their having fought
31       2,  XVII  |        the Soldan [Egyptians], it resulted from no other virtu than
32       2,  XIX   |       boundaries. For all of this resulted from their having wanted
33       2,  XXIII |  punishment to them, except if it resulted from necessity. Peace would
34       2,  XXVII |        did not accept; when there resulted the loss of Prato and the
35       2,  XXVIII|           This ruin to the Romans resulted only from their own non-observance
36       2,  XXX   |          of England. All of which resulted from having disarmed their
37       2,  XXX   |         win the war. All of which resulted from her having the heart
38       3,  I     |          it is seen how much good resulted from such a renewal in the
39       3,  VI    |      advantage of the opportunity resulted either from his presence
40       3,  IX    |     methods, from which his glory resulted. And that Fabius had done
41       3,  XXI   |        part of his friends, which resulted from nothing else other
42       3,  XXIX  |          any slight reason. Which resulted from the wickedness of the
43       3,  XXX   |           where education has not resulted in any goodness in them,
44       3,  XXXV  |      enterprise, and because that resulted badly, they were sent into