Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre         |       because in doing this it appears to me I have shown some
 2     Gre         |   received, as well because it appears to me I have departed from
 3       1,  I     |      first case occurs when it appears to the inhabitants that
 4       1,  XVI   |    those honors and rewards as appears to them he merits, he does
 5       1,  XXIX  |        A PEOPLE OR A PRINCE~It appears to me apropos of the above
 6       1,  XXXV  |  regard took away her liberty, appears to be contrary to what was
 7       1,  LIII  |    gain or a loss, or truly it appears a courageous or cowardly
 8       1,  LIII  |        under a loss, and if it appears courageous even though it
 9       1,  LIV   |        man who by his presence appears and is revered. It is seen,
10       1,  LV    |     where there are Gentlemen, appears contrary to the experience
11       1,  LIX   |      Republic and a Prince, it appears to me proper to examine
12       2,  I     |      any of those neighbors as appears [advantageous] to him, and
13       2,  II    |     deeds.~This mode of living appears to me, therefore, to have
14       2,  II    | avenging them. And although it appears that the World has become
15       2,  IV    |     their defending themselves appears to them to be difficult
16       2,  IV    |    such a great number that it appears to them they can live securely,
17       2,  V     |       are seen, and because it appears reasonable they should be;
18       2,  XIX   |       find some at home, as it appears necessary to occur to all
19       2,  XXIV  |       Princes in our times, it appears to me proper to put into
20       2,  XXVII |      damage to their State, it appears to me it ought to be demonstrated
21       3,  VI    |     that [punishment] which it appears to them they merit, Antoninus
22       3,  IX    |       held Hannibal at bay, it appears to me proper to discuss
23       3,  X     |      wisest commission that it appears to them to give him is this,
24       3,  XII   |    surrender easily: but if it appears to them (they having rebelled)
25       3,  XII   |       this subject further, it appears proper to me to cite those
26       3,  XIII  |        I say that the question appears to be decided, for it is
27       3,  XIX   |    back the victory. Whence it appears that it is better to be
28       3,  XX    |     fame by contrary means, it appears proper to me to discuss
29       3,  XXI   |    described above; so that it appears the cause for victories
30       3,  XXI   |    aforesaid reason, rather it appears that those methods do not
31       3,  XXV   |       their elders, so that it appears almost impossible that the
32       3,  XXXIV |       if by his noted deeds he appears different; or by the preconceptions
33       3,  XXXVII|   ENEMY IF THEY ARE AVOIDED~It appears that in the actions of men (
34       3,  XXXVII|        with that good, that it appears impossible to do without
35       3,  XXXVII| constrains him to do it, as it appears to him he would be going
36       3,  XLVI  |       HAVE THE SAME CUSTOMS~It appears that one City not only has