Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  V    |            in every Republic there exists the Nobles and the Populace,
 2       1,  XI   |           rank; for where Religion exists it is easily possible to
 3       1,  XVII |        that a corrupted City which exists under a Prince, even though
 4       1,  XVII |         harm; but where corruption exists, well ordered laws are of
 5       1,  XVII |            from an inequality that exists in that City; and wanting
 6       1,  XXI  |          Tullus that such a defect exists not because of the lack
 7       1,  XXV  |         with appearances, as if it exists, and many times are moved
 8       1,  XXIX |           itself; for a City which exists free has two objectives,
 9       1,  XL   |          ambition and avarice that exists in them, the Tyrant not
10       1,  XLIX |       hundred years of which there exists a true record, without ever
11       1,  LV   |            their kingdom there yet exists a good part of that ancient
12       1,  LV   |            how much religion still exists in those people. And it
13       1,  LV   |            no Gentlemen: but there exists so much equality, that it
14       1,  LV   | established where a great equality exists or can be established, and,
15       1,  LV   |           where a great inequality exists; otherwise they will lack
16       2,  XVIII|           difference in virtu that exists between the one and the
17       2,  XXVII| consideration, this deception that exists in men and very often causing
18       3,  I    |           of France, which Kingdom exists under laws and ordinances
19       3,  VI   |        kill him. And if this power exists in a man bound and a prisoner,
20       3,  XXII |            anytime this proportion exists, it can be believed that