Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |        the beginning [having in mind the past tyranny] governed
 2       1,  III    |     will use their malignity of mind every time they have the
 3       1,  IX     |         if the object he had in mind in causing that homicide
 4       1,  IX     |       should be he who on whose mind such an organization depends.
 5       1,  IX     | Republic, therefore, who has in mind to want to promote, not
 6       1,  X      |    tranquil satisfaction of the mind, they lose; and how much
 7       1,  XVIII  |        that it should enter his mind to use for good that authority
 8       1,  XXVII  |       Giovanpagolo, who did not mind being publicly [called]
 9       1,  XXXVIII|        restore it to expose his mind [perfidy]; but not having [
10       1,  XLIV   |       one ought not to show his mind, but to want in every way
11       1,  XLVII  |         quickly were of another mind and acted otherwise, because
12       1,  XLVII  |        said: These men have one mind in the plaza and another
13       2          |         discontent in the human mind, and a weariness of the
14       2,  XV     |        to be done, but once the mind is fixed, and that which
15       2,  XXXI   |    faith, it has to be borne in mind that anytime they can return
16       3,  III    |         And he ought to bear in mind that his deeds and his intentions
17       3,  VI     |     even if they should be of a mind and power to do so, they
18       3,  VI     |        that he does not leave a mind obstinate to vengeance.
19       3,  VI     |         as you have opened your mind to that malcontent, you
20       3,  VI     |         for himself some men of mind, heart, and of disposition
21       3,  VI     |       so that it will make your mind disturbed, and to believe
22       3,  VI     |         without manifesting his mind and designs to anyone: and
23       3,  VIII   |      seen how much virtu of the mind and body, and how much good
24       3,  VIII   |         such a blindness of the mind, that without considering
25       3,  XXII   |         not of this strength of mind ought to guard himself from
26       3,  XXIII  |      prudence, the greatness of mind, that good organization
27       3,  XXV    |        impossible that the same mind should be able to bear such
28       3,  XXVIII |         to those times, had the mind of privately making a provision
29       3,  XXX    |     satisfy their perversity of mind, they would be content to
30       3,  XLIX   |         unpunished would have a mind to en another time. But