Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |    inside; and as for the public Council, which is worthy of greater
 2       1,  VII  |          or to any Magistrate or Council, if he should in any way
 3       1,  XXXIV|      Republic move to slowly (no council or Magistrate being able
 4       1,  XXXIX|     there ought to be created [a Council of] five men who should
 5       1,  XLV  |          the verdicts which the [Council of] Eight and the Signoria
 6       1,  XLIX |       that [abuse], which has [a Council] of Ten Citizens who are
 7       1,  XLIX | authority, they established [the Council] of Forty: And in addition
 8       1,  XLIX |       Forty: And in addition the Council of the Pregadi (which is
 9       1,  XLIX |    Pregadi (which is the highest council) had the power to castigate
10       1,  L    |                      CHAPTER L~A COUNCIL OR MAGISTRATE OUGHT NOT
11       1,  L    |          you give authority to a Council to make a distribution of
12       1,  L    |     Venetian Republic, the grand Council distributes the honors and
13       1,  L    |          if the majority of that council were not satisfied or deceived.
14       1,  L    |       thus was removed from that council the evil of being able with
15       2,  IV   |      this they are governed by a council, and it follows that they
16       2,  XIII |      Latin Praetor, who in their council said these words: If even
17       2,  XIV  |      Latin Praetor, in that same council, attest, where he says:
18       2,  XV   |          of the Romans, called a council to arrange who should go
19       3,  XXX  |        the Senate and the public council, so that he should be able