Book, Chapter
1 1, I | not have their freedom, it rarely happens that they make great
2 1, II | eventually be governed; but rarely do they return to the same [
3 1, IV | order is good, [and] only rarely there may not be good fortune
4 1, IV | years, the tumults of Rome rarely brought forth exiles, and
5 1, IV | brought forth exiles, and more rarely blood. Nor is it possible
6 1, IV | desires of a free people rarely are pernicious to liberty,
7 1, VI | as I presuppose, it will rarely or never happen that one
8 1, IX | general rule, that it never or rarely occurs that some Republic
9 1, XI | life of that man, and it rarely happens that it is renewed
10 1, XI | as Dante prudently says:~Rarely there descends from the
11 1, XVIII| a City, its institutions rarely or never vary: which results
12 1, XVIII| These institutions were rarely or never varied by events.
13 1, XVIII| it will be found that it rarely happens that a [good] men
14 1, XXVII| CHAPTER XXVII~VERY RARELY DO MEN KNOW HOW TO BE ENTIRELY
15 1, XXXII| And as similar occasions rarely occur, so it rarely occurs
16 1, XXXII| occasions rarely occur, so it rarely occurs that similar remedies
17 1, LVIII| judging of things, it is rarely seen that when they hear
18 2, I | in this opinion, for he rarely makes any Roman speak where
19 2, XIII | most true thing that it rarely or never happens that men
20 2, XVII | the other of these dangers rarely caused extraordinary damages,
21 2, XXII | alien to the truth. For it rarely happens that the victor
22 2, XXIV | Brescia. I say that there rarely occurs that which occurred
23 2, XXXI | And as the taking of towns rarely succeeds by deceit or by
24 3, VI | against him: One, because rarely is a man met who thinks
25 3, XIX | necessary, and this necessity rarely arises; when it is mixed
26 3, XXII | country; and although it rarely harms him, unless this hatred
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