Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V     |          TUMULTUOUS EITHER HE WHO WANTS TO ACQUIRE OR HE WHO WANTS
 2       1,  V     |        WANTS TO ACQUIRE OR HE WHO WANTS TO MAINTAIN~Among the more
 3       1,  V     |        either of a Republic which wants to create an Empire, as
 4       1,  X     |           him freely. But whoever wants to know what the writers
 5       1,  XVIII |         happens that a [good] men wants to become Prince through
 6       1,  XVIII |        one, having become Prince, wants to work for good and that
 7       1,  XXV   |               CHAPTER XXV~WHOEVER WANTS TO REFORM AN ANCIENT STATE
 8       1,  XXV   |           FORMS~He who desires or wants to reform the State [Government]
 9       1,  XXV   |           be preserved by whoever wants to organize an absolute
10       1,  XXV   |          or a Kingdom; but he who wants to establish an absolute
11       1,  XXVI  |         path of good, must, if he wants to maintain himself, follow
12       1,  XXX   |       Rome did, and a Citizen who wants to avoid its sting ought
13       1,  XLI   |           appeared to be good and wants for purposes of his own
14       1,  XLIV  |        whom they would tell their wants, they [the Senators] would
15       1,  XLVIII|            CHAPTER XLVIII~WHOEVER WANTS A MAGISTRACY NOT TO BE GIVEN
16       1,  LV    |       Gentlemen and Popolari, and wants that the former can have
17       1,  LVIII |         Prince who can do what he wants is a madman, and a People
18       1,  LVIII |         People which can do as it wants to is not wise. If, therefore,
19       1,  LIX   |          same spirit and the same wants as Princes, their movements
20       1,  LX    |    elsewhere; but that City which wants to accomplish that which
21       2,  IV    |      Romans; and a Republic which wants to aggrandize itself cannot
22       2,  VI    | usefulness of his people. Whoever wants to do all these things must
23       2,  IX    |      unable to defend itself, but wants to defend itself in whatever
24       2,  XII   |          contrary say that he who wants to inflict an evil on the
25       2,  XIII  |       except that to a Prince who wants to do great things, it is
26       2,  XVI   |        second; if the second rank wants to go forward, it is impeded
27       2,  XVII  |        ancient virtu: For whoever wants to create a good army must,
28       2,  XXIX  |        indeed does this, when she wants to bring some great things,
29       2,  XXIX  |         in the same way, when she wants to bring some great ruin,
30       3,  VI    |          A Prince, therefore, who wants to guard himself from Conspiracies
31       3,  VIII  |               CHAPTER VIII~HE WHO WANTS TO ALTER A REPUBLIC OUGHT
32       3,  IX    |      CHANGE WITH THE TIMES, IF HE WANTS TO HAVE GOOD FORTUNE ALWAYS~
33       3,  X     |       ENGAGEMENT IF THE ADVERSARY WANTS TO DO SO IN EVERY WAY~Gneius
34       3,  X     |          made, that a Captain who wants to stay in the field, cannot
35       3,  X     |     engagement any time the enemy wants to do so in any way. And
36       3,  X     |      country of others; for if he wants to enter the country of
37       3,  XXII  |       once they are commanded) he wants observed. And it is a true
38       3,  XXX   |     CHAPTER XXX~FOR A CITIZEN WHO WANTS TO DO SOME GOOD DEED IN
39       3,  XXX   |      enrolled and chosen those he wants armed, and whom they must
40       3,  XLIII |       without merit) that whoever wants to see what is to be, considers