Book,  Chapter

 1       3,  VI|      Prince. Such a decision [plot] can be made by any man,
 2       3,  VI|     one will enter into their plot without having those hopes
 3       3,  VI|      you is so great that the plot does not appear to them
 4       3,  VI|  Brutus, who in arranging the plot with the legates of Tarquin
 5       3,  VI|      Melichus ascertained the plot, and accused him to Nero.
 6       3,  VI|  therefore to communicate the plot to them just at the time
 7       3,  VI|    out the execution of this [plot], or I will give you all
 8       3,  VI|  successfully carried out the plot of Nelematus. A Magian having
 9       3,  VI|      the execution of [such a plot], which is very easy for
10       3,  VI| therefore, in communicating a plot to only one individual:
11       3,  VI|        not to communicate the plot to anyone, but act according
12       3,  VI|       from not perfecting the plot leaving some of them alive
13       3,  VI|      much better to execute a plot according to the order given (
14       3,  VI|   those who should execute [a plot] either from reverence of
15       3,  VI|     the executioner [of their plot] Giannes, Priest and Cantor
16       3,  VI|      to the execution of his [plot]. Let no one, none the less,
17       3,  VI|     after the execution [of a plot]; of which there is only
18       3,  VI|     after the execution [of a plot], there is none more certain
19       3,  VI|   their desire to execute the plot. Nor could there be a better
20       3,  VI|       Callipus (being able to plot against Dion without regard)