Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXIII |   consultation, should be able to decide, and without any appeal
 2       1,  XXXIV  |    extended only in being able to decide by himself the ways of meeting
 3       1,  XXXIV  |       urgent necessities they can decide on all matters without wider
 4       1,  XXXVIII| IRRESOLUTE AND DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DECIDE; AND IF THEY TAKE UP ANY
 5       1,  XXXVIII|         were they ever ashamed to decide something contrary to their
 6       1,  XXXVIII|     weakness never allows them to decide where there is any doubt,
 7       1,  LIX    |         to which they would later decide as it might appear to them:
 8       2,  IV     |           for them to consult and decide. It also makes them undesirous
 9       2,  XV     |      especially when they have to decide in favor of some friend,
10       2,  XV     |    malignity of those who have to decide, who, moved by their own
11       3,  X      |           as a Prince to them) to decide things, make a thousand
12       3,  XVIII  |        Such an error had made men decide things contrary to the welfare
13       3,  XLIV   |          give the Marquis time to decide, he at once moved his forces