Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   | Republic, so also are calumnies useless and harmful, as we shall
 2       1,  XXXVI |   private [citizen] is entirely useless for the public. For a Republic
 3       1,  XLI   |      MEANS, IS AN IMPRUDENT AND USELESS THING~In addition to other
 4       1,  XLIV  |     MULTITUDE WITHOUT A HEAD IS USELESS, AND ONE OUGHT NOT TO THREATEN
 5       1,  LIII  |         and the wiser Romans so useless and so harmful, that they
 6       1,  LIII  |        Roman people that it was useless to that Republic to proceed
 7       2,  IV    |   methods this last is entirely useless as is seen was the case
 8       2,  IV    |         method of procedure was useless. And because Rome, which
 9       2,  IV    |    method of making subjects is useless in armed Republics, it is
10       2,  IV    |      Republics, it is even more useless in those which are unarmed,
11       2,  IV    |         some not applicable and useless. So that by remaining in
12       2,  XVII  |        it becomes in large part useless, as has been said. So that
13       2,  XVII  |  artillery will become entirely useless; for the infantry in meeting
14       2,  XVII  |       it is captured or becomes useless, as happens in open field
15       2,  XVII  |        without that, it is most useless against a valorous army.~
16       2,  XX    |         treated a length of how useless mercenary and auxiliary
17       2,  XXIV  |        but in times of war most useless because they will be assaulted
18       2,  XXIV  |    other. And if ever they were useless, they are now in our times
19       2,  XXIV  |       fortresses cannot be more useless to him in holding his Citizens
20       2,  XXIV  |         acquired fortresses are useless: And I want the authority
21       2,  XXIV  |       have good armies, and are useless to those who do not have
22       2,  XXIV  |         are either injurious or useless to him: injurious, because
23       2,  XXIV  |  expense in times of peace, and useless in times of war. And thus
24       2,  XXIX  |     they did not burden it with useless people, they supplied it
25       2,  XXIX  |      endure a siege, and of the useless crowd of old men and women
26       2,  XXXII |         found more dangerous or useless. For in a siege it is the
27       3,  XIV   |        undisciplined multitudes useless in war, as every noise,
28       3,  XIV   |         them and make them turn useless; as did the King of India
29       3,  XIV   |      design turned out not only useless but damaging to her. The
30       3,  XIV   |   artifice used by the Fidenati useless, and caused them to be the
31       3,  XV    |      Consular power, proved how useless it was to give the conduct
32       3,  XVII  |          less certain, and more useless; for it is impossible where
33       3,  XVII  |         and they do not see how useless are both of these methods.
34       3,  XXX   |       no more dangerous or more useless defense than that which
35       3,  XXXV  |       their opinion, would be a useless thing to the Republic or
36       3,  XXXVI |         our time, which are all useless, and unless they fall upon
37       3,  XXXVII|  impediments, partly armed with useless weapons and partly without