Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I      |      choice has less authority [results from necessity], it is [
 2       1,  I      |       is more prudent when [the results] of that fertility can be
 3       1,  V      |        every part, and if their results should be examined, the
 4       1,  XI     |       fails in virtu. Whence it results that Kingdoms which depend
 5       1,  XVIII  |     rarely or never vary: which results in the fact that new laws
 6       1,  XIX    |    foothold, nor to achieve the results that she did. And thus as
 7       1,  XX     |  PRINCES OF VIRTU ACHIEVE GREAT RESULTS; AND THAT WELL ORGANIZED
 8       1,  XXI    |       where there are men, this results from the defect of the Prince,
 9       1,  XXXVII |     than the acquisition, there results discontent with the possession
10       1,  XXXVII |      enmity and war, from which results the ruin of that province
11       1,  XXXVIII|      TAKE UP ANY PROCEEDING, IT RESULTS MORE FROM NECESSITY THAN
12       1,  XL     |  Tyrannies in Cities: and this [results] from the too great desire
13       1,  XLIII  |         not achieve their usual results. But as soon as the Magistracy
14       1,  XLVII  |    Livius says these words: The results of this election show how
15       1,  LIII   |         if the ruin of the City results from this, there also and
16       1,  LIII   |       there also and more often results the ruin of the particular
17       2,  II     |   society, the least evil which results to that City is for it not
18       2,  II     |       these times, I believe it results from the same reason which
19       2,  II     |         he can enjoy. Whence it results that men competing for both
20       2,  IV     |      same, and has had the same results. It is also seen that the
21       2,  V      |         to a very few. And this results either from pestilence,
22       2,  XV     |         discussed the evil that results to a Republic from this
23       2,  XVIII  |   mentioned above: whence there results that the acquisitions become
24       2,  XXI    |          Another advantage also results to the Prince who, not having
25       2,  XXIII  |          From which there often results rebellions and the ruin
26       2,  XXIV   |      and of their rebelling, it results first from the fact that
27       2,  XXIV   |         them. The ill treatment results either from the belief of
28       2,  XXX    |      which an even greater evil results, that the more the enemy
29       2,  XXXII  |   forced surrenders, this force results either from a long siege (
30       3,  I      |        to their principles also results from the simple virtu of
31       3,  I      |        Rome produced these good results, were Horatius Codes, Scaevola,
32       3,  I      |      great and caused many good results in that City, I shall come
33       3,  III    |        have to be judged by the results (if fortune and life would
34       3,  VI     |         conjecture. The telling results from finding little faith
35       3,  VII    |       this desire for vengeance results bloodshed and the death
36       3,  VIII   |        have obtained those same results and successes as Marius
37       3,  XIX    |    times it is seen that better results were achieved by the Roman
38       3,  XXI    |      the less achieved the same results as those who have employed
39       3,  XXI    |         ones, obtained the same results, it does not appear proper
40       3,  XXII   | differently and obtain the same results. Those who may want to imitate
41       3,  XVII   |    discuss the uselessness that results from the holding of towns
42       3,  XXXV   |  counsel is not taken, but ruin results from the counsel of others,