Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIX |     then took away from him the fortresses, and then took him with
 2       1,  XXX  |       his neighbors, occupy the fortresses with his men, corrupt the
 3       2,  XVII |         the greater part of the fortresses, or it is large: in the
 4       2,  XVII |     with artillery within their fortresses, and routed them without
 5       2,  XXIV |                    CHAPTER XXIV~FORTRESSES ARE GENERALLY MORE HARMFUL
 6       2,  XXIV |      not think of building some fortresses there, which would be a
 7       2,  XXIV |      Cities ought to be held by fortresses. And truly, if the Romans
 8       2,  XXIV |     whether it is good to build fortresses, or whether they are harmful
 9       2,  XXIV |  considered, therefore, whether fortresses are built for defending
10       2,  XXIV |    force them, is to have their fortresses near them: for the ill treatment
11       2,  XXIV |       or that Republic have the fortresses, which (if this is true)
12       2,  XXIV |         the Hydra: if you build fortresses, they are useful in times
13       2,  XXIV |         in restraint with these fortresses, or you, a Prince or a Republic,
14       2,  XXIV |      and I say to him that such fortresses cannot be more useless to
15       2,  XXIV |    become bad, will never build fortresses, so that they will rely,
16       2,  XXIV |         will rely, not upon the fortresses, but on the good will of
17       2,  XXIV |         and none the less built fortresses in Milan, I say that in
18       2,  XXIV |       any way, for either they [fortresses] are lost through the treachery
19       2,  XXIV |        there, he caused all the fortresses that existed in that province
20       2,  XXIV |       exiled, quickly razed two fortresses that Pope Sixtus IV had
21       2,  XXIV |       good will people, not the fortresses, would keep him in that
22       2,  XXIV |        good will of men and not fortresses maintained Princes in their
23       2,  XXIV |       the Republics which build fortresses, not within their own country,
24       2,  XXIV |       for the Florentines build fortresses in order to hold that City,
25       2,  XXIV |   destroy her: for the virtu of fortresses is seen in the coming of
26       2,  XXIV |         towns that are acquired fortresses are useless: And I want
27       2,  XXIV | rebellious subjects by means of fortresses, I reply, that for the recovery
28       2,  XXIV |         is not enough, for many fortresses have been taken and retaken
29       2,  XXIV |       Italy.~But as to building fortresses in order to defend oneself
30       2,  XXIV |         for good armies without fortresses are sufficient to defend
31       2,  XXIV |       to defend themselves, and fortresses without good armies cannot
32       2,  XXIV |        the Romans did not build fortresses, the Spartans not only abstained
33       2,  XXIV |      State, or on the sea, some fortresses that could resist the enemy
34       2,  XXIV |        a good army, then having fortresses throughout his State or
35       2,  XXIV |         can do without building fortresses: He who does not have a
36       2,  XXIV |          where, not thinking of fortresses, they assured themselves
37       3,  XVII |         by parties, and Pisa by fortresses: and they do not see how
38       3,  XVII |         want to omit talking of fortresses, as we have talked of them
39       3,  XLIII|  promise to restore to them the fortresses of Pisa, but he never restored
40       3,  XLIV |    closed and guarded by him by fortresses and other means. Whence