Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II     |      name of chief in hatred, constituted a government by themselves,
 2       1,  VIII   |     and where Cities are less constituted to receive them. An establisher
 3       1,  VIII   |       of Messer Giovanni, who constituted the greater part of the
 4       1,  XLIX   |       a Republic should be so constituted that a Citizen in order
 5       1,  XLIX   |       Citizens. This was well constituted in Rome, for there one could
 6       1,  LV     |  society. And in provinces so constituted, to want to introduce a
 7       2,  XIX    | discord. If this Province was constituted otherwise, it would behoove
 8       3,  VI     |       Of these spirits thusly constituted, I believe many could be
 9       3,  XXII   |      in view. When a man thus constituted comes to the rank of command,
10       3,  XXXI   |     excellent man ought to be constituted, he puts these words in
11       3,  XXXI   |     happens that Princes thus constituted, in adversity, think more
12       3,  XXXVII |     how a Captain ought to be constituted.~
13       3,  XXXVIII|     HOW A CAPTAIN OUGHT TO BE CONSTITUTED, IN WHOM IN ARMY CAN CONFIDE~
14       3,  XXXVIII|     how a Captain ought to be constituted in whom an army has to confide: