Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X      |        friends. And he will also recognize very well what obligations
 2       1,  XVII   |      multitude that they did not recognize the yoke which they themselves
 3       1,  XXVI   |          who obtains it does not recognize it as coming from him; he
 4       1,  XXXIII |      commenced (but too late) to recognize their error, and wanting
 5       1,  XXXIII |        so much more difficult to recognize these evils when they first
 6       1,  XXXIII |         since it is difficult to recognize these evils when they spring
 7       1,  XL     |       and by the time the People recognize they have become enslaved,
 8       1,  LIV    |    judged it useful, but did not recognize the danger that existed
 9       1,  LV     |          arbiter [monarch] would recognize it, and he would have no
10       2,  II     |         and each province should recognize him. So that he alone, and
11       2,  XVIII  | Carmignuola.~I believe that many recognize this difference in virtu
12       2,  XXIV   |       all that I have said, will recognize the Romans as wise in all
13       2,  XXIX   |         much virtu, that he will recognize those opportunities she
14       3,  XXXI   |          respect the Church, nor recognize any other [power] in Italy,
15       3,  XXXVII |        ARE NECESSARY, AND HOW TO RECOGNIZE A NEW ENEMY IF THEY ARE
16       3,  XXXVIII|        soldiers and to make them recognize the enemy, had them engage
17       3,  XXXIX  |       would he have been able to recognize from a distance if that