Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXIX | many Princes are found who err in this way. And Cornelius
 2       1,  XXXVI|   they should be afraid to err, and thus they would have
 3       1,  XLII |  the hope of being able to err with impunity.~
 4       1,  LVIII|   of Princes, for they all err equally when they all are
 5       1,  LVIII|  when they all are able to err without control. Of which,
 6       1,  LVIII|  has been said above) they err in things concerning bravery,
 7       2        |    it is not true that you err in doing it. For sometimes
 8       2,  XXVII| which false hope makes men err not only in their words,
 9       2,  XXIX |     first made those Fabii err who had gone as ambassadors
10       2,  XXXI |    how much more those men err who, because of less virtu,
11       3,  IX   |  made: but he who comes to err less and have good fortune,
12       3,  XXXIV|  that they can obtain, and err less than Princes: and the