Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |      their native country, and seek new homes: These either
 2       1,  I     |  possessions], and not want to seek to command that of others.~
 3       1,  II    |       themselves they began to seek among themselves the one
 4       1,  VII   |       of the violator, went to seek out the French [Gauls] who
 5       1,  XVI   |       best remedy he has is to seek to make the People friendly.
 6       1,  XXX   |    corrupt, and by these means seek to punish his Lord for that
 7       1,  XXXIII|        it was more salutary to seek to placate her and hold
 8       1,  XL    |      all the Nobility moved to seek these honors, and among
 9       1,  XL    |     will not have any place to seek refuge. This is the path
10       1,  XL    |     friends within it, he must seek [aid] outside. And this
11       1,  XLIV  |       THREATEN FIRST, AND THEN SEEK AUTHORITY~Because of the
12       1,  XLIV  |        to want in every way to seek to obtain that which he
13       1,  XLVI  |        ANOTHER, AND FIRST THEY SEEK NOT TO BE OFFENDED, THEN
14       1,  XLVI  |         who live in a Republic seek in the first instance not
15       1,  XLVI  |      in order to do this, they seek friendships, and to acquire
16       1,  XLVI  |        that you need either to seek to extinguish it with the
17       1,  XLVII |        that humanity which you seek for elsewhere. And they
18       2,  II    |    multiplies those things and seek to acquire those goods whose
19       2,  IV    |       be difficult they do not seek greater dominion, as much
20       2,  IV    |       protection of others who seek it, and by this means obtain
21       2,  VIII  |  Princes or of a Republic that seek to extend their Empire,
22       2,  VIII  |  famine or by war, and goes to seek a new seat in a new province,
23       2,  VIII  |      province, not in order to seek dominion over them as those
24       2,  VIII  |        should go some place to seek a new country. And having
25       2,  VIII  |        they are constrained to seek new land. And these such
26       2,  VIII  |        they are constrained to seek new lands, I want to cite
27       2,  XIX   |       it would behoove them to seek to expand and break their
28       2,  XXII  |      French] King, who did not seek a second victory, but it
29       2,  XXVII |      for themselves and not to seek to lose it in the hope of
30       2,  XXVIII|    lives in a Republic he will seek to avenge himself even with
31       3,  II    |     ought with all industry to seek to make him a friend, and
32       3,  IV    |   alive, even though he should seek to win him over to himself
33       3,  V     |      are well governed, do not seek or desire any other liberty;
34       3,  VI    |    enterprise to avenge it, to seek to learn very well its nature,
35       3,  VI    |  execute their design, did not seek to accelerate the matter,
36       3,  XXII  | Manlius; for a Prince ought to seek obedience and love in his
37       3,  XXIV  |        saying that they should seek to destroy the evil example
38       3,  XXXI  |        Hannibal or Carthage to seek peace: but keeping out all
39       3,  XLVII |       for which, all those who seek to be regarded as good citizens