Book,  Chapter

 1       1        |       by comparing ancient and modern events what is necessary
 2       1,  VI   |     ancients, Venice among the modern, [both] having been previously
 3       1,  XXI  |       ARMS~Present Princes and modern Republics, who lack their
 4       1,  XXXIV| Venetian Republic (which among modern Republics is excellent)
 5       1,  XXXVI|       are in Venice, and other modern Republics and Kingdoms,
 6       1,  LIII |   examples, Roman and foreign, modern and ancient.~For, from this,
 7       1,  LVI  |     know, but from ancient and modern examples it is seen that
 8       2,  XII  |     the ground. They also cite modern judges. Everyone knows that
 9       2,  XVI  |       Swiss who are masters of modern war, when they fought for
10       2,  XVIII|   addition to many ancient and modern examples) by the authority
11       2,  XVIII|     except that there are many modern examples which render the
12       2,  XVIII|         is enough to cause the modern Princes to re-see things,
13       2,  XXIV |        times and of Brescia in modern times, both of which places
14       2,  XXIX |    country.~We might cite some modern example in confirmation
15       3,  XV   |      to cite some others, both modern and ancient, to clarify
16       3,  XVIII|    want to give a domestic and modern example of this. In the