Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VIII  |  Florence. And as in Rome this institution did much good, at Florence
 2       1,  IX    |      is shown by his immediate institution of a Senate with which he
 3       1,  XII   | disposed to disturb every good institution. The Princes of a Republic
 4       1,  XIV   |        for this than any other institution, and used it in their Consular
 5       1,  XIV   |        victory resulted. Which institution was not only used by the
 6       1,  XVI   |        are enemies of that new institution, establishes a short lived
 7       1,  XVIII |   restrained the Citizens. The institution of the State included the
 8       1,  XVIII |        should be adopted. This institution was good when the Citizens
 9       1,  XXXIII|       a Dictator, by which new institution they not only overcame the
10       1,  XXXIV |  Empire: For without a similar institution, the Cities would have avoided
11       1,  XXXIV |        to be noted in this new institution how the method of electing
12       2,  XXX   |   theirs is against every good institution. For the heart and the vital
13       3,  I     |        the same effect as that institution. This good then springs
14       3,  I     |       or from the virtu of one institution. As to the latter, the institutions
15       3,  III   |    Gonfalonier for life: which institution he judged was good for strengthening
16       3,  IV    |        it by not observing the institution of the ancient Kings, as
17       3,  XXV   |  believed that any other great institution caused this effect than