Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I      |         it is [something] to be considered whether it would be better
 2       1,  I      |    still fresh. And whoever had considered the Kingdom of Soldan and
 3       1,  II     |  suppressed, which had not been considered by Solon: none the less
 4       1,  V      |      the Ignobles [populace] is considered, it will be seen that the
 5       1,  VI     |    decisions, there ought to be considered where the inconveniences
 6       1,  IX     |         that homicide should be considered. But this must be assumed,
 7       1,  X      |        those men should be well considered, it would be very instructive
 8       1,  XXIII  |        those Kings could not be considered worse. This error is also
 9       1,  XXXI   |   manner of proceeding was well considered by them, for they judged
10       1,  XXXIII |       the evil ought to be well considered, and when they see themselves
11       1,  XXXIV  |        is one that merits to be considered and counted among those
12       1,  XXXV   |        it is given, ought to be considered. For when free authority
13       1,  XXXV   |    which the Dictators have are considered, it will be seen beyond
14       1,  XXXVI  |         Here, then, ought to be considered how much the institutions
15       1,  XXXVII |        law for this, is a badly considered proceeding, and (as was
16       1,  XL     |        IT; AND WHERE IT WILL BE CONSIDERED AMONG MANY OTHER THINGS
17       1,  XLIII  |       treatise it also is to be considered what a difference there
18       1,  XLIX   |       Magistracy it ought to be considered that, if those Cities which
19       1,  XLIX   |    other things that have to be considered by an establisher of a Republic
20       1,  LVIII  |      man individually has to be considered, and to see if he is like
21       1,  LX     |       whether or not it is well considered. As to blood [birth], this
22       2,  V      |       it were left, it would be considered a fabulous thing, and not
23       2,  XIX    |        corrupted, nor have they considered that Lucullus with few infantry
24       2,  XXIV   |     times as something not well considered, that the Romans in wanting
25       2,  XXIV   |     builds them. It ought to be considered, therefore, whether fortresses
26       2,  XXVIII |       were honored.~It is to be considered, therefore, how much every
27       2,  XXXI   |        kill him. It ought to be considered, therefore, how vain are
28       2,  XXXI   |   excellent man, it ought to be considered how much more those men
29       2,  XXXIII |     People and Senate should be considered. And among other things
30       3,  VI     |   alarms are to be regarded and considered with prudence, and so much
31       3,  VIII   |         consideration; and they considered much more the present dangers
32       3,  VIII   |       Here two things are to be considered: the one, that glory is
33       3,  IX     |        ALWAYS~I have many times considered that the causes of the good
34       3,  XIII   |   Republic. So that, everything considered, many examples will be found
35       3,  XIII   |       army. Another thing to be considered is whether it is easier
36       3,  XXII   |       Decrees. Here it is to be considered, first, whence it came that
37       3,  XXII   | otherwise.~It remains now to be considered which of these methods of
38       3,  XXIV   |        of the Roman Republic is considered well, two things will be
39       3,  XXXIV  |    should make the manner to be considered well, in which the people
40       3,  XXXVIII|        glory. Which words, well considered, teach anyone how he ought
41       3,  XXXVIII|     titles. It ought also to be considered from the beginning of this