Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V     |        to possess it, either to avenge themselves against them [
 2       1,  VII   |       Aruntes not being able to avenge himself because of the power
 3       1,  VII   |      out to them how they could avenge the injury he had received
 4       1,  XVI   |         two things: the one, to avenge themselves against those
 5       1,  XVI   |         people had, that is, to avenge themselves. But as to the
 6       1,  XLVII | haughtiness of the Nobility and avenge themselves for the injuries
 7       2,  IV    |         against her in order to avenge the injuries inflicted on
 8       2,  XIX   |     similar Cities or Provinces avenge themselves against their
 9       2,  XIX   |    luxury dwell there, and will avenge the conquered world. If,
10       2,  XXVIII|    PRINCE OR A REPUBLIC, NOT TO AVENGE AN INJURY MADE AGAINST THE
11       2,  XXVIII|        Republic he will seek to avenge himself even with their
12       2,  XXVIII|         but not only did he not avenge him, but promoted Attalus
13       3,  VI    |       others] and who desire to avenge themselves. This desire
14       3,  VI    |    himself in so much danger to avenge it: The other, even if they
15       3,  VI    |     powerful than they who will avenge them. And if it should ever
16       3,  VI    |        seeking how they were to avenge the kingdom from the Tyranny
17       3,  VI    |        someone is left who will avenge the slain Prince. There
18       3,  VI    |      engage in an enterprise to avenge it, to seek to learn very
19       3,  VII   |      injured ones would want to avenge themselves, and from this
20       3,  VII   |       made by those who have to avenge themselves, which were always
21       3,  XIII  |        went to Rome in order to avenge himself against his Countrymen;
22       3,  XVI   |  patient not to have desired to avenge himself either by the ruin