Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |         find in the countries they acquire, as Moses did, or they build
 2       1,  V    |  TUMULTUOUS EITHER HE WHO WANTS TO ACQUIRE OR HE WHO WANTS TO MAINTAIN~
 3       1,  V    |         either those who desire to acquire that which they do not have,
 4       1,  V    |         either those who desire to acquire, or those who fear to lose
 5       1,  V    |         power] or he who wanted to acquire it, since the desires of
 6       1,  V    |           are in those who want to acquire it, because it does not
 7       1,  V    |       which they have, unless they acquire more from others. And, moreover,
 8       1,  VI   |         manage them, [and], if you acquire other dominion, you will
 9       1,  XVI  |          does not (as I have said) acquire friendly partisans, for
10       1,  XX   |            virtu are sufficient to acquire the world, as was [the case
11       1,  XLVI |           seek friendships, and to acquire them either by apparently
12       1,  XLVI |         evil, and that they should acquire that reputation which does
13       2,  I    |         armies that enabled her to acquire that Empire; and the order
14       2,  I    |         more Virtu enabled them to acquire that Empire than did Fortune,
15       2,  II   |           those things and seek to acquire those goods whose acquisition
16       2,  IV   |     Tuscans. For if they could not acquire that power in Italy, which
17       2,  VI   |            or from ambition, is to acquire and maintain the acquisition,
18       2,  VI   |            by little, they came to acquire reputation over them and
19       2,  XIX  |            a Republic great and to acquire Empire. And if these means
20       2,  XIX  | impoverishes himself in war cannot acquire power, even though he is
21       2,  XIX  |        from their having wanted to acquire but not to have known the
22       2,  XIX  |         ordered Republic when they acquire a City or a Province full
23       2,  XX   |           others as well, seeks to acquire that which he will not be
24       2,  XXIV |          but inside the towns they acquire. And if the example given
25       3,  X    |          one ought also to want to acquire glory: and there is more
26       3,  XII  |   rebellion, are more difficult to acquire than they were in the original
27       3,  XXI  |        able by contrary methods to acquire glory and reputation. And
28       3,  XXII |             a [commander] does not acquire particular friends (as we
29       3,  XXXIV|         those Citizens who want to acquire fame in order to obtain
30       3,  XL   |        discussed above, will never acquire them for you gloriously.
31       3,  XLV  |            flee than otherwise, to acquire that glory by death which
32       3,  XLV  |            by Fabius, so as not to acquire less honor by living than