Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X   |           discords from seditions, cruelty in peace and war, so many
 2       1,  XVI |         sure of them, and the more cruelty he uses, so much more weak
 3       1,  XLI |            PRIDE AND FROM MERCY TO CRUELTY WITHOUT PROFITABLE MEANS,
 4       1,  XLIV|       impious, saying; You condone cruelty, yet fall yourselves into
 5       1,  XLIV|           yet fall yourselves into cruelty, and counselled them to
 6       3,  VI  |         Prince to give vent to his cruelty and avarice against the
 7       3,  XIX |         could not manage them with cruelty and rudeness. And many times
 8       3,  XX  |       example of himself either of cruelty or haughtiness, or of luxuriousness,
 9       3,  XXI |            that is, with violence, cruelty, rapine, and every kind
10       3,  XXI | constrained to employ some of that cruelty which he had avoided. As
11       3,  XXI |       particular example where his cruelty and perfidy caused him to
12       3,  XXI |       because of fear of them [his cruelty and perfidy]. This much
13       3,  XXII|          ordinances and not to the cruelty of the Prince. So that Valerius