Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  VII   |     particular citizen, ever attempted to avail [himself] of external
 2       1,  XXXIII|   that is, that it should be attempted [to want] to destroy him,
 3       2,  II    |   they fought with those who attempted to enter and defended the
 4       2,  XVIII |      Marcus Attilius Regulus attempted to resist with his infantry
 5       2,  XXII  |   Francis I, King of France, attempted the conquest of Milan, which
 6       2,  XXII  |      gained over to himself, attempted to regain the Florentines
 7       2,  XXVII | scarcity of provisions, they attempted an accord: which the people
 8       2,  XXXII | cause disorder: so that they attempted this method only one time
 9       2,  XXXII |    means of attack cannot be attempted for long, and [if not successful]
10       3,  VI    |     it happens that many are attempted, and very few have the desired
11       3,  VI    |    such as these should have attempted such an undertaking, they
12       3,  VI    |      departed without having attempted anything, and without knowing