Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VI   |  Republic: The one, to become lord over her: the other, the
 2       1,  XVII | without the creation of a new Lord, who by his goodness together
 3       1,  XIX  |      son Soliman, the present lord, had been like his father
 4       1,  XXII |    that that people should be lord of those whose above mentioned
 5       1,  XXIX |   conquered an Empire for his Lord, overcoming the enemy and
 6       1,  XXIX |    can be distasteful to that Lord who had sent him. And because
 7       1,  XXX  |      means seek to punish his Lord for that ingratitude that
 8       2,  XII  |    enemy is in his house, the Lord is constrained to have more
 9       2,  XII  |    remedy against Castruccio, Lord of Lucca, because he waged
10       2,  XXII |   glory to himself, to remain Lord of Lombardy and arbiter
11       2,  XXX  |    that there was not a petty Lord in the Romagna who did not
12       3,  VI   |     the Count Girolamo, their Lord, and took his wife and children,
13       3,  XVIII|       Jacopo Quarto D’Appian, Lord of Piombino, and the Count
14       3,  XXIX |      says:~And that which the Lord does, many then do,~Whose
15       3,  XXIX |    are always turned on their Lord.~
16       3,  XXXIV|   common good, which show the lord to be magnanimous, liberal,