Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI     |       believe it is necessary to follow the Roman order and not
 2       1,  VIII   | organized great disorders always follow, for calumnies irritate
 3       1,  X      |        with an immense desire to follow the good. And truly, a Prince
 4       1,  XIII   |         cooled [their desire] to follow them. The other mode was
 5       1,  XIII   |    Consul they were obligated to follow him: to which the Tribunes
 6       1,  XXVI   |       wants to maintain himself, follow the latter path of evil.
 7       1,  LIX    |         her own ruin in order to follow the Roman side, and with
 8       1,  LIX    |         MDXII [1512] in order to follow the French side. And I believe,
 9       2,  X      |          to whom it is enough to follow it: For relying on it, they
10       2,  XII    |     within her confines he could follow her in flight and, by not
11       2,  XV     | Syracusans whether they ought to follow the Roman friendship [alliance]
12       2,  XV     |          nor those who wanted to follow the Carthaginian side; but
13       2,  XIX    |          and having been able to follow their example, while the
14       2,  XXIII  |        when they did not want to follow the advice of that old man
15       3,  X      |       arise; for even if he does follow that practice, he does it
16       3,  XII    |     these words to his soldiers; Follow me, neither walls nor ditches
17       3,  XXIV   |         find soldiers willing to follow them against the public
18       3,  XXX    |         to guard them. Those who follow these orders in a City under
19       3,  XXXVI  |    ensigns in large numbers, nor follow the edicts for assembling:
20       3,  XXXVIII|       the thickest of the fight. Follow my actions, I do not want