Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |     elements, and men should have changed the order of their motions
 2       1,  XVIII|     people], those laws that were changed were not enough to keep
 3       1,  XVIII|      longer to be good have to be changed either completely, or little
 4       1,  XXV  |        the institutions have been changed, even though in fact the
 5       1,  XL   |        thing in Rome. He in truth changed the impediment into an opportunity,
 6       1,  XLI  | opportunities, so that before his changed nature takes away old favors
 7       1,  XLII |          the malignity of Appius, changed his good habits into the
 8       2,  V    |          them. And as these sects changed two or three times in five
 9       2,  VI   |         the time of war when they changed the method of proceeding;
10       2,  VIII |        other provinces which have changed names, to recount which
11       2,  XXV  |           City of Siena has never changed her State with the help
12       2,  XXVI |        Irritated by this, Gabades changed his counsel and returned
13       3,  I    |          organized that it is not changed, or if it is changed, it
14       3,  I    |          not changed, or if it is changed, it is for its welfare and
15       3,  VI   |        order, and that be quickly changed, it is impossible that all
16       3,  VII  |        whether that State that is changed does so with violence, or
17       3,  IX   |        not see that the times had changed. But being born in a Republic
18       3,  IX   |     ruined, for he would not have changed his manner nor his conduct.~
19       3,  XXXIX|       from among his soldiers, he changed his clothing. He who considers