Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  III    |     are bad and that they will use their malignity of mind
 2       1,  XVII   |   equality, it is necessary to use the most extraordinary means,
 3       1,  XVII   |      which few know or want to use, as will be described in
 4       1,  XVIII  |       this it is not enough to use ordinary means, as ordinary
 5       1,  XVIII  |       should enter his mind to use for good that authority
 6       1,  XIX    |     nature that he was able to use peace and endure war. And
 7       1,  XXIX   |     seen that the People never use it from avarice, and from
 8       1,  XXX    |  PRINCE OR A REPUBLIC OUGHT TO USE TO AVOID THIS VICE OF INGRATITUDE,
 9       1,  XXX    |   appear to them to be able to use that conquest unless they
10       1,  XXX    | modestly, does not know how to use forceful ends [and] which
11       1,  XXXV   |       the Doges] could not ill use that authority. Nor is it
12       2,  I      |      be too prolix I will make use of the Carthaginians who
13       2,  VIII   |         for they are unable to use as much violence but must
14       2,  XIII   |       did not also hesitate to use this one [fraud]. Nor could
15       2,  XIII   |   could she, in the beginning, use greater deceit than to take
16       2,  XIII   |    been necessary for those to use who, from small beginnings,
17       2,  XVI    |     that it is not possible to use the ancient virtu.~
18       2,  XVII   |       fire men are not able to use or show their virtu as they
19       2,  XVII   |     below) will not be of much use. Considering, therefore,
20       2,  XVII   |       anciently because of the use of artillery, I say that
21       2,  XXI    |        to have used, and still use, every force not to come
22       2,  XXVII  |        ENOUGH IF THEY LOSE~The use of dishonorable words against
23       2,  XXVII  |       advised that they should use this victory wisely in making
24       3,  VI     |   spirit and accustomed to the use of the sword and the killing
25       3,  VI     |    discovery [of a conspiracy] use better means than to hold
26       3,  XI     |        any time he knew how to use with prudence the means
27       3,  XXII   |       the ordinary ones he can use his humanity, for ordinary
28       3,  XXIII  |       less, it makes those who use them to be hated. From which
29       3,  XXXIII |      to the engagement, by the use of auguries and auspices:
30       3,  XXXVIII|        how much more he has to use that industry with those
31       3,  XL     |             CHAPTER XL~THAT TO USE DECEIT IN THE MANAGING OF
32       3,  XL     |     GLORIOUS THING~Although to use deceit in every action is
33       3,  XLII   |    been discussed at length by use in the treatise on the Prince: