Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I     |    soldiers exercised, and in fact would have known how much
 2       1,  XVII  | anything else other than [the fact that] the Roman People in
 3       1,  XVIII |    vary: which results in the fact that new laws are not enough,
 4       1,  XXV   |       changed, even though in fact the new institutions should
 5       1,  XXXII |      Prince, and then on this fact believes that if danger
 6       1,  XXXIII|    ruin of their State, as in fact was seen after his death;
 7       1,  LV    |       makes them Gentlemen in fact and not in name, giving
 8       1,  LV    |       more so in name than in fact, as they do not have great
 9       2,  I     |    authors] also say that the fact of not ever engaging in
10       2,  XXIV  |     it results first from the fact that that fear arises from
11       2,  XXXII | required. From this arose the fact that they guarded against
12       3,  VI    | before, during, and after the fact. Few are found, however,
13       3,  XII   |        for it arises from the fact that the Venetians did not
14       3,  XXII  |       over the Latins; and in fact he goes on to praise him,