Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |    Moses did, or they build new ones, as Eneas did. This is a
 2       1,  II   |     authority of these powerful ones armed itself against the
 3       1,  VII  |       recourse to extraordinary ones, and without doubt these
 4       1,  VII  |     examples, among the ancient ones I want this one of Coriolanus
 5       1,  IX   |    ENTIRELY OUTSIDE THE ANCIENT ONES~And it may appear perhaps
 6       1,  XII  |  however false; for the prudent ones have increased [their importance]
 7       1,  XII  |       present two most powerful ones, which according to me are
 8       1,  XXV  |         different from the past ones: for the general mass of
 9       1,  XXVI |         new Cities, destroy old ones, transfer the inhabitants
10       1,  XXXIV|      City and the making of new ones. So that taking together
11       1,  XXXIV|         will be broken for evil ones. So that no Republic will
12       1,  XXXIX|     those used, to think of new ones from the similarity of events.
13       1,  XLI  |        it may give him some new ones that his authority may not
14       1,  XLVII|      and] because they were the ones who with their arms maintained
15       1,  XLVII|         Senators) to create new ones. And, therefore, he had
16       1,  XLVII|          It often happened that ones like these did ascend to
17       1,  XLIX |        being mixed with ancient ones that were bad, could not
18       1,  LIV  |        went to meet those armed ones, and with his person and
19       1,  LV   |        accordance with previous ones that had been taken, and
20       1,  LVIII|        but of the good and wise ones there have been only a few,
21       1,  LVIII|      lauded and admired even in ones enemies: and if so much
22       2        |     victorious and the defeated ones, has cause to marvel at
23       2,  I    |       sleep: and other powerful ones who are distant and have
24       2,  IV   |     done by the above mentioned ones. Of which Titus Livius gives
25       2,  IV   |        are found to be the only ones which imitated them. And
26       2,  IX   | subjects, even though voluntary ones, judging that if they did
27       2,  XII  |        did they show] in nearby ones. But when Kingdoms are armed
28       2,  XV   |     less harmful than ambiguous ones, especially when they have
29       2,  XX   |      are well read, and present ones discussed, it will be found
30       2,  XXIV |  impoverish them, the despoiled ones will win their arms: if
31       2,  XXIV |     confronted by equally brave ones, enter into enemy country
32       2,  XXX  |      Republics from the ancient ones. Because of this every day
33       3,  I    |       incidents, or by internal ones. And as to these latter,
34       3,  V    |      the Sicyonian, and similar ones, in the lives of whom they
35       3,  VI   |       Princes, but tolerate the ones they have. And truly, whoever
36       3,  VI   |          except to your trusted ones who, for love of you, risk
37       3,  VI   |         Prince. Of such trusted ones, one or two may be found,
38       3,  VII  |        natural that the injured ones would want to avenge themselves,
39       3,  X    |      and especially the Italian ones, which, trusting in others,
40       3,  XI   |         there are many powerful ones united against another powerful
41       3,  XII  |       against the few ambitious ones in the City. This has often
42       3,  XXI  |         the other by detestable ones, obtained the same results,
43       3,  XXII |    decrees; but in the ordinary ones he can use his humanity,
44       3,  XXXVI|         are created and how bad ones are made, I want to cite