Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II    |      but which [were] initially governed themselves through their
 2       1,  II    |       in mind the past tyranny] governed themselves according to
 3       1,  II    |         their conveniences, and governed and preserved private and
 4       1,  II    |     which all the Republics are governed and will eventually be governed;
 5       1,  II    | governed and will eventually be governed; but rarely do they return
 6       1,  VI    | disproportion between those who governed and those who were governed,
 7       1,  VI    |     governed and those who were governed, for the number of Gentlemen
 8       1,  VI    |   Sparta, as I have said, being governed by a King and limited Senate
 9       1,  VI    |         of this were able to be governed by a few: The other, that
10       1,  VI    |  unsupportable to those few who governed her.~Considering all these
11       1,  VII   |    which could arise if it were governed by private authority were
12       1,  X     |       reign. For in those times governed by good [Emperors], he will
13       1,  XII   |      condition, and is not also governed by one Republic or one Prince,
14       1,  XXVII |      brought by that fury which governed all his actions, with only
15       1,  XXXIV |         never happen that it be governed by extraordinary methods.
16       1,  XL    |     contrary, nor could he have governed more imprudently, that in
17       1,  LVIII |   period when that province was governed by laws, nor those who arose
18       2,  IV    |          which through a league governed their Empire; nor could
19       2,  IV    |       addition to this they are governed by a council, and it follows
20       2,  XXI   |         allowed that City to be governed by itself and by a Genoese
21       2,  XXX   |         neighbors; and if it is governed in a way that the neighbors (
22       2,  XXXII |      from the desire to be well governed, being attracted by the
23       2,  XXXIII|      whose counsels he had been governed. In addition to this the
24       3,  I     |         this subject, those who governed the State of Florence, from
25       3,  V     |      having broken the laws and governed it [his Kingdom] tyrannically;
26       3,  V     |      For men when they are well governed, do not seek or desire any
27       3,  V     |       as happened to the people governed by the above named [Princes],
28       3,  XXII  |     that humanity with which he governed them, and after relating
29       3,  XVII  |         to see how the ancients governed who had to judge in similar
30       3,  XXXI  |     always happen to whoever is governed as they were; for this becoming
31       3,  XXXIX |       say that those Heroes who governed the world in their time,