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 1     Gre         |      myself in many parts of my discussion. Which being so, I do not
 2       1,  II    |         want to place aside the discussion of those cities that had
 3       1,  V     |         to this conclusion: The discussion is either of a Republic
 4       1,  V     |   chapter.~But to return to the discussion as to which men are more
 5       1,  V     |       which time there was much discussion as to who was the more ambitious,
 6       1,  VI    |      And to return to the first discussion, I believe it is necessary
 7       1,  XIII  |         year there should be no discussion of the Terentillan law and
 8       1,  XVI   |     friendly. And although this discussion departs from that written
 9       1,  XVIII |     outside the purpose of this discussion, nor too distant from that
10       1,  XIX   |  conclude, therefore, with this discussion that the virtu of Romulus
11       1,  XXXVII|       another. I have made this discussion because it was not enough
12       1,  XL    |    subjugate her. For in such a discussion will be seen the many errors
13       1,  XL    | established in Rome. After much discussion between the People and the
14       1,  XL    | Decemvirs; for although in that discussion made above of the Dictator,
15       1,  XL    |         recognized through this discussion, therefore, as we proposed
16       1,  XLVIII|    proposition of the preceding discussion, where it is shown that
17       1,  XLIX  |        to the beginning of this discussion I say, that for creating
18       1,  LIII  |       of his proposition in the discussion he makes in De Monarchia [
19       1,  LV    |         how to do it.~From this discussion, therefore, this conclusion
20       1,  LVIII |        not wise. If, therefore, discussion is to be had of a Prince
21       1,  LVIII |         than in Princes: if the discussion is to be had of both loosened [
22       2,  I     |       narrated below in further discussion.~These [authors] also say
23       2,  II    |    Italy. Nor is there ever any discussion whether there was any King
24       2,  XII   |         the matter coming under discussion, Croesus, against the opinion
25       2,  XVII  |       coming to the end of this discussion, that artillery is useful
26       2,  XXIII |    States.~But to return to our discussion, I conclude, both from this
27       2,  XXVI  |  example of the Veienti of whom discussion was had in the above chapter,
28       2,  XXX   |       therefore, both from this discussion and from what we have said
29       3,  I     |       come to the narration and discussion of them, among the objects
30       3,  VI    |        proper to me to omit the discussion of Conspiracies, being a
31       3,  VI    |         done so except that the discussion ended, and as it was seen
32       3,  XXI   |        proper to me to omit the discussion also of two Roman Citizens
33       3,  XXII  |       day.~But returning to our discussion, I say that to give vigorous
34       3,  XXV   |         demonstrate with a long discussion how many better fruits are
35       3,  XXXII |     heads. And to take away all discussion of peace, they incited the
36       3,  XXXIV |     return whence we begun this discussion, I say, that when the people