Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVI   |   from that written above, in speaking of a Prince here and of
 2       1,  XVI   |       who are hostile to him (speaking of those Princes who have
 3       1,  XXVIII| seeking the reasons for this, speaking of Rome and Athens, I believe
 4       1,  XLVII |    the loggias and the plazas speaking ill of many Citizens, and
 5       1,  LVII  |    many times is audacious in speaking against the decision of
 6       2,  XVII  |       virtu.~I shall begin by speaking concerning the first opinion
 7       2,  XXIII |      generosity of spirit and speaking the truth helps, especially
 8       3,  I     |      Doctors of medicine say (speaking of the bodies of men): Every
 9       3,  I     |   turning back to principles (speaking of Republics) is caused
10       3,  VI    |      to those of which we are speaking; for in such actions there
11       3,  XXII  |     as we will discuss below [speaking] of Camillus.~
12       3,  XXIII |   Valerius. Whence T. Livius, speaking of him, says that He was
13       3,  XVII  |    And Biondo [the historian] speaking of the Florentines and Pistoians