Book,  Chapter

 1       1         |    those judgments or to those remedies that have been judged or
 2       1,  XIII  |     below: and among the first remedies that were used by the Nobility
 3       1,  XV    |    other refuge, nor try other remedies to be able to revive hope
 4       1,  XVI   |      destroyed, with all those remedies and institutions which have
 5       1,  XVI   |    would have been found valid remedies, in Rome or elsewhere, to
 6       1,  XXXII |     rarely occurs that similar remedies do good. Therefore Republics
 7       1,  XXXIII|     the Romans among the usual remedies made by them in urgent perils,
 8       1,  XXXIII|      error, they will have few remedies to stop him, and they wanting
 9       1,  XXXIII|        caused them to think of remedies, and the remedies they took
10       1,  XXXIII|     think of remedies, and the remedies they took accelerated the
11       1,  XXXIV |        takes so much time; and remedies are most dangerous when
12       1,  XXXVII|    recourse was had to private remedies, and each of thy factions
13       1,  XXXIX |   Republic, and to apply those remedies which had been used by the
14       1,  XLVI  | Tribunes were able to make few remedies, because they too were violated.
15       1,  LVII  |         and have need of great remedies to restrain them: their
16       1,  LVIII |     are fewer have the greater remedies: For a licentious and tumultuous
17       3,  VI    |       these, there exist these remedies. The first and most certain,
18       3,  VI    |       which there are no other remedies than those which have been
19       3,  X     |     other would have had three remedies, that is, the two mentioned
20       3,  XVI   |      in thinking of what those remedies could be, there are two
21       3,  XXIV  |      the beginning, and proper remedies taken she would have existed