Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre          |     have learned through a long experience and a continuing study of
 2       1          |     what is medicine if not the experience had by the ancient Doctors, [
 3       1,  III    |        not be known because the experience of the contrary had not
 4       1,  VI     |     within her limits, and from experience it is seen that there is
 5       1,  XII    |       this more readily through experience, should need to be of such
 6       1,  XXIII  |       And as was seen from this experience, that foundation of theirs
 7       1,  XXXIV  |         harm the City: but from experience it is seen that it [City]
 8       1,  XXXVIII|      was seen in the subsequent experience in the year MDII [1502]
 9       1,  XLVI   |       quiet. None the less from experience the contrary was seen, for
10       1,  LIII   |         which remedied it; this experience was not enough for them,
11       1,  LV     |         appears contrary to the experience of the Venetian Republic,
12       2,  II     |       free, for it is seen from experience that Cities never increased
13       2,  IV     |      have any other method, for experience has not shown anything else
14       2,  IV     |    circle. It is also seen from experience that such methods of procedure
15       2,  XVII   |         during the firing. Even experience has shown this not to be
16       2,  XXII   |      not have a great amount of experience of things are easily deceived,
17       2,  XXII   |   recognized for certain by the experience of the Latins and by the
18       2,  XXIV   |   having the fortress. And from experience it has been seen that this
19       2,  XXIV   |       And this is seen from the experience of those who are held to
20       2,  XXVII  |        with less virtu and less experience than he do? But men make
21       2,  XXX    |      would have been seen. This experience has not often been seen
22       3,  VI     |        sure of this except from experience; and to have such experience
23       3,  VI     |    experience; and to have such experience in this is most dangerous:
24       3,  VI     |     even if you should have had experience in some other dangerous
25       3,  VI     |        you have had a very long experience [of trust], or who is motivated
26       3,  VI     |     promised without having had experience. Such confusion, therefore,
27       3,  VI     |       himself, as was proved by experience, for Callipus (being able
28       3,  X      |        having learned from this experience that keeping on the mountains
29       3,  XXIV   |        number of men were given experience in the Command [of armies],
30       3,  XXV    | opposition) none the less, from experience, it is seen that even after
31       3,  XXXIV  |        they are known from firm experience, and before they pass from
32       3,  XXXIX  |        And whoever has had that experience will in a glance know how