Book,  Chapter

 1       1         |      for others a short way to bring it to its destined place [
 2       1,  V     |      in a Republic, and apt to bring the Nobility to some [act
 3       1,  IX    |        Sparta, who desiring to bring the Spartans back to those
 4       1,  XVI   |   above mentioned difficulties bring with them, there is no remedy
 5       1,  XVII  |     the time will be enough to bring a City back to good habits
 6       1,  XVII  |      that City; and wanting to bring them to equality, it is
 7       1,  XXV   |       of] living in a City and bring it to a new and more liberal [
 8       1,  XXXIII|      Republic would be able to bring to them, commenced (but
 9       1,  XXXIII|     gave him, that he begun to bring fear to the State, so that
10       1,  XXXVII|        in a City, it will soon bring that City to ruin. So that
11       1,  LIII  |      Maximus, he threatened to bring it before the People, as
12       1,  LV    |     only who have known how to bring it about. For the greatness
13       1,  LVIII | persuaded that it is better to bring to that dignity a man of
14       2         |        whole truth which would bring out the infamy of those
15       2         |        those others that could bring forth their glory. Moreover,
16       2,  III   |      to come there in order to bring in merchandise or some arts:
17       2,  VI    |     with his triumph, he could bring much gold and silver, and
18       2,  XI    |       other reasons of theirs, bring more notoriety than aid
19       2,  XI    |   those friendships that would bring to whoever made it more
20       2,  XVII  |     power as those outside can bring to bear, as you are not
21       2,  XXI   |       be pronounced which will bring censure or infamy upon the
22       2,  XXII  |     Italy; but if he wanted to bring it [the Church] to its ancient
23       2,  XXIX  |        this, when she wants to bring some great things, she selects
24       2,  XXIX  |    same way, when she wants to bring some great ruin, she promotes
25       2,  XXIX  |       to make Rome greater and bring her to that greatness that
26       3,  I     |       are for the better which bring them back to their [original]
27       3,  I     |       as has been said), is to bring them back to their [original]
28       3,  I     |        something intervenes to bring it back to the sign [normality].
29       3,  I     |        to renew themselves and bring their laws back to first
30       3,  I     |      ordinances or good men to bring about such a result, and
31       3,  VI    |      are executed, they do not bring other dangers than those
32       3,  VI    |     the Principality in itself bring: for once one has become
33       3,  X     |      for it will happen if you bring yourself with the army into