Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  IX     |           of the army when war was decided upon, and of convening the
 2       1,  XV     |       being overcome”. Whence they decided to make one last try: and
 3       1,  XV     |          means than Religion, they decided to repeat their ancient
 4       1,  XVI    |      having lost their liberty, he decided suddenly to free himself
 5       1,  XIX    |    esteemed him little, so that he decided that if he wanted to maintain
 6       1,  XXI    |          but as a most prudent man decided to avail himself of his
 7       1,  XXXVII |           and each of thy factions decided to appoint a chief [for
 8       1,  XXXVIII|           the honorable course and decided to let them do what had
 9       1,  XL     |          opposing him openly, they decided to do it by artifice: and
10       1,  LI     |         the Roman Senate when they decided that a public stipend be
11       1,  LI     |          do the one and the other, decided that the said stipends be
12       1,  LIII   |         Pisa: which enterprise was decided upon by the People on the
13       2,  II     |           against the Romans, they decided, after much consultation,
14       2,  VIII   |            them, [and] the Princes decided it should be necessary that
15       2,  XV     |          point of what it is to be decided and not to be always ambiguous,
16       2,  XV     |            shall say: when we have decided that, it will be easy to
17       2,  XV     |           that which is to be done decided, it is an easy thing to
18       2,  XV     |            people: For if they had decided at once either to help or
19       2,  XX     |           reverence due to Senate, decided to take up arms and make
20       2,  XXII   |        many times, if they are not decided by very excellent men, are
21       2,  XXIII  |         And after these words they decided that the Privernati should
22       2,  XXVI   |       becoming weary of the siege, decided to depart, and having already
23       2,  XXVII  |   acquisitions had not taken away, decided to try for an accord and
24       2,  XXVIII |            opposed to such things, decided to obtain by deceit and
25       2,  XXXIII |         Consul. For once a war was decided on by the People and the
26       3,  VI     |            and that of the Empire, decided to have them killed, and
27       3,  VI     |          danger they were in, they decided to forestall it, and without
28       3,  VI     |          the house of Medici, they decided to do in the Church: which
29       3,  VI     |        given her to him as a wife, decided to kill him, and chose the
30       3,  X      |           assaulted by the Romans, decided not to come to battle, and
31       3,  X      |          shut himself up in towns, decided to take the other method
32       3,  X      |          him, now by the enemy, he decided to try the fortune of battle,
33       3,  XIII   |         the question appears to be decided, for it is much easier for
34       3,  XVIII  |           other way of saving her, decided to make a diversion from
35       3,  XVIII  |       Florentines hearing of this, decided to succor Marradi, without
36       3,  XVIII  | disorganization of the other, both decided to raise their camp the
37       3,  XX     |        Camillus so much, that they decided to give up the town to him
38       3,  XXXIV  |       country, as they had already decided; which two acts were the
39       3,  XLI    |            of the country is to be decided, there ought not to exist
40       3,  XLIII  |      deprived of other expedients, decided to call the Emperor into
41       3,  XLIV   |           the Romans in the field, decided, (having placed guards in
42       3,  XLIV   |       dubious and various replies, decided that, by not giving them
43       3,  XLIV   |         means. Whence that De Foix decided to go by the shorter route