Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |          restored according to the ordinances of Solon, it did not last
 2       1,  XI   |            wanted to introduce new ordinances and institutions in that
 3       1,  XI   |           City, for it caused good ordinances, good ordinances make good
 4       1,  XI   |       caused good ordinances, good ordinances make good fortune, and from
 5       1,  XI   |            easily persuaded by new ordinances and opinions, yet it is
 6       1,  XLIX |            necessary to create new ordinances; as happened when they created
 7       1,  LVIII| governments, make new statutes and ordinances, the People are so much
 8       3,  I    |      Kingdom exists under laws and ordinances more than any other Kingdom.
 9       3,  I    |      maintainers of these laws and ordinances, and especially that of
10       3,  I    |     endeavor to obtain either good ordinances or good men to bring about
11       3,  XXII |            their punishment to the ordinances and not to the cruelty of
12       3,  XXII |            their observance of the ordinances, and his being held a man
13       3,  XXV  |         did not appear to be those ordinances in Rome which would have