Book,  Chapter

 1       1          |       carry it so that there will remain for others a short way to
 2       1,  II     |      fortune], and not wanting to remain content with civil equality,
 3       1,  II     |         through these changes and remain on its feet. But it may
 4       1,  VI     |        Rome, or whether it should remain within narrow limits. In
 5       1,  VI     |           and never being able to remain stable, it happens that [
 6       1,  VI     |      happens that [States] either remain stable or decline: and necessity
 7       1,  XIII   |         accord with the Consul to remain in obedience to him and
 8       1,  XVIII  |         for the institutions that remain firm will corrupt it. And
 9       1,  XXX    |           or little prudence they remain idle at home and send a
10       1,  XXXIV  |          for such election should remain in the consuls, believing
11       1,  XXXVIII|           pushes the, they always remain in suspense.~
12       1,  XXXIX  |       rank in that Republic would remain to the Nobility. None the
13       1,  XL     |        also because they hoped to remain without Tribunes, who were
14       1,  XLVII  |      would not want their City to remain without a government, it
15       1,  XLVII  |           and afterwards saw them remain quiet in the supreme Magistracy,
16       1,  LV     |         are forced, each man will remain firm in his rank. And as
17       1,  LVIII  |           a thing in horror, they remain in that opinion for many
18       2,  I      |       this victory, there did not remain in all the world either
19       2,  I      |         them. In which error they remain until the conflagration
20       2,  IV     |         of sovereignty should not remain with you; which method was
21       2,  X      |           endure, as these cannot remain faithful to you if you are
22       2,  XV     |          always ambiguous, nor to remain uncertain of the matter.
23       2,  XV     |          with him that they would remain neutral, and that the King
24       2,  XVI    |       country is restricted, they remain in the disorder described
25       2,  XXI    | themselves by their own citizens, remain more quiet and content under
26       2,  XXII   |      according as it was said) to remain neutral, showing him that
27       2,  XXII   |   possessions; and where he could remain until an engagement should
28       2,  XXII   |        great glory to himself, to remain Lord of Lombardy and arbiter
29       2,  XXIII  |         those who aid them, or to remain prey to the enemy. And all
30       2,  XXIII  |       individual, would otherwise remain in a condition that was
31       2,  XXVIII |     within himself, he will never remain quiet until in some way
32       3,  VI     |          vengeance, and those who remain alive most of the time leave
33       3,  VI     |          his courage and firmness remain silent on [the names of]
34       3,  VI     |        rather those [tyrants] who remain become more harsh and unendurable,
35       3,  VI     |           slain Prince. There may remain, then, his brothers, or
36       3,  X      |        Africa that he was able to remain there as secure and with
37       3,  XI     |    against one, that the one will remain superior, if he is of such
38       3,  XXV    |           saying to him: You will remain in this grade until you
39       3,  XXV    |          how they were content to remain in such poverty, and that
40       3,  XXX    |  impossible ever to acquiesce and remain patient. And, if there are
41       3,  XXX    |           who are not enrolled to remain in their homes to guard
42       3,  XXXV   |        for in counselling them to remain silent and not speak their
43       3,  XLIV   |          and for the Venetians to remain neutral, and having sought
44       3,  XLIV   |          to tell the Venetians to remain neutral and to the King