Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |          them are those who have founded Republics or Kingdoms. After
 2       1,  XII  |    Religion of the fatherland is founded; for every Religion has
 3       1,  XII  |         the Gentile Religion was founded upon the responses of the
 4       1,  LV   |  possessions, their riches being founded on commerce and movable
 5       2,  I    |         and her own institutions founded by her first Legislator
 6       2,  II   |        and that of the ancients, founded on the difference between
 7       2,  XIX  |   opinion contrary to the truth, founded upon those bad examples
 8       3,  XXV  |        years after Rome had been founded, there still existed a very
 9       3,  XXXIV|         seen, your reputation is founded on opinion, which is most
10       3,  XXXIV|      that third, being begun and founded on your actions, gives you
11       3,  XXXIV|          one of its Citizens, if founded on those three reasons mentioned
12       3,  XXXIV| mentioned above, it is not badly founded: but when, however, the
13       3,  XXXIV|         more noted, it is better founded; for in such a case they