Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |       their liberators. And these holding the name of chief in hatred,
 2       1,  XXXIX|          to continue the Consuls, holding so much more in hatred their
 3       2,  I    |        acquiring provinces and in holding them. Which those people
 4       2,  II   |          into a prison capable of holding all of them; from which
 5       2,  VIII |          warlike are a bastion in holding back the Scythians, who
 6       2,  XXIII|    government consists only in so holding the subjects that they cannot
 7       2,  XXIV |      violence that is employed in holding a people are nothing, except
 8       2,  XXIV |         be more useless to him in holding his Citizens in restraint
 9       2,  XXIV |           to more honest means of holding that State. Guidobaldo Duke
10       2,  XXIV |      never would have based their holding Pisa on it, and the King [
11       2,  XXX  |        the heart well armored and holding little account of the extremities.
12       3,  XXI  |           far in that manner. And holding to the middle path cannot
13       3,  XVII | uselessness that results from the holding of towns by having a divided