Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XIV   |             of which it seems to me proper to adduce an example in
 2       1,  XV    |         Rome, it has appeared to me proper to commit this in this place
 3       1,  XXIX  |          will be spoken of in their proper place. As to the errors
 4       1,  XLI   |       become bad, ought to do it by proper means [gradually], and in
 5       1,  XLVI  |           be discussed by us in its proper place.~
 6       1,  L     | administration of a business, it is proper either to impose on them
 7       1,  LIX   |            Prince, it appears to me proper to examine whose faith is
 8       1,  LX    |           without peril. And it was proper, therefore, that the plebs
 9       2,  XXII  |            discussed in full in its proper place. Certain events also
10       2,  XXIV  |             times, it appears to me proper to put into consideration
11       2,  XXVI  |             will be narrated in its proper place, and this conspiracy
12       2,  XXXIII|         this or that town as seemed proper to him. Which things are
13       3,  VI    | CONSPIRACIES~And it does not appear proper to me to omit the discussion
14       3,  IX    |            at bay, it appears to me proper to discuss in the following
15       3,  XII   |         subject further, it appears proper to me to cite those Roman
16       3,  XX    |          contrary means, it appears proper to me to discuss in the
17       3,  XXI   |         results, it does not appear proper to me to omit the discussion
18       3,  XXII  |         when they are seen to be in proper proportion, then they command,
19       3,  XXII  |           they command, when out of proper proportion, they abstain.
20       3,  XXII  |           necessary that there be a proper proportion between he who
21       3,  XXIV  |             from the beginning, and proper remedies taken she would
22       3,  XXVIII|             if not corrected at the proper time. And to discuss this