Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXIII|         this error is allowed to run so far, that it is a more
 2       1,  XXXIV |    choice, pain less in the long run than do those that are inflicted
 3       1,  XXXV  |         other favor quickly will run after power, as we will
 4       1,  LVII  |       trusting one another, they run to obey. So that it is certainly
 5       2,  XXI   |     caused the Pistoians to have run voluntarily under their
 6       2,  XXXIII|        to attempt that [war] and run that risk, sent Legates
 7       3,  I     |        existence. But these only run the entire course that is
 8       3,  III   |        never to allow an evil to run on out of regard for a good,
 9       3,  VI    |       such cases there is danger run in plotting it, in its execution,
10       3,  VI    |        dangers that Conspiracies run, lacks the first, because
11       3,  VI    |          to the dangers that are run in its execution, these
12       3,  VI    |   Principality where they do not run the dangers of being crushed:
13       3,  XVI   | inconvenience, but rather always run into them; and disorders
14       3,  XXI   |        if he is a foreigner they run after him, if he is a provincial
15       3,  XVII  |  impossible where much blood has run or other similar injuries