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 1       1        |     may be able to derive that usefulness for which the understanding
 2       1,  II   |        preferring every common usefulness to their conveniences, and
 3       1,  VIII |   could be converted to public usefulness, alleviating the plebs from
 4       1,  X    |   every other art which brings usefulness and honor to human generations [
 5       1,  XVI  |   addition to this that common usefulness which free society brings
 6       1,  L    |       first is to be noted the usefulness of the Tribunes, who were
 7       1,  LIII |  proceedings where either some usefulness or loss is apparent, even
 8       1,  LIII | cowardly, and did not see what usefulness there should be in that,
 9       1,  LIX  |       Alliances are broken for usefulness. In this, Republics are
10       1,  LIX  |    examples where a minimum of usefulness has caused a Prince to break
11       1,  LIX  |       faith, and where a great usefulness has not caused faith to
12       1,  LIX  | counsel that would be of great usefulness to their country, but could
13       1,  LIX  |        who had looked for more usefulness, and who had gained more
14       2,  II   |       expands his dominion, no usefulness would result to the Republic
15       2,  IV   |        for not recognizing any usefulness in further acquisitions
16       2,  IV   | difficulty of this, and little usefulness in maintaining it, they
17       2,  VI   |      to do every thing for the usefulness of his people. Whoever wants
18       2,  VI   |      the Roman frontiers, with usefulness as well to those colonists
19       2,  VI   |  sending of colonies there was usefulness to them and resultant great
20       2,  XVII |   artillery: from which little usefulness is derived (because of the
21       2,  XXIV |    them, nor did they have any usefulness for them in war, and in
22       2,  XXIV |    fortress of Milan was of no usefulness either to the Sforza or
23       2,  XXIV |       of building them and the usefulness of destroying them, is that
24       2,  XXIV |      And I do not know of what usefulness a fortress may be, if in
25       2,  XXVI |       EMPLOY THEM, WITHOUT ANY USEFULNESS TO THEM~I believe that it
26       2,  XXX  |      rather to enjoy a present usefulness of being able to plunder
27       2,  XXXII|        it surpassed by far any usefulness that they could draw from
28       3,  XXII |  Republic, as it does not lack usefulness to the public, and there
29       3,  XXX  |        the cause, and how much usefulness he can accomplish for his
30       3,  XXX  |  employed that rank for public usefulness and not for his own advantage,
31       3,  XXXIV|        that served some common usefulness, or by accusing some prominent