Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |       ambition, violation of women, caused that aristocratic
 2       2,  XXIV |       City] was inhabited by women”.~The Prince, therefore,
 3       2,  XXIX | useless crowd of old men and women and children, the greater
 4       3,  VI   |      men, that against their women is most important, and after
 5       3,  XXVI |   STATE IS RUINED BECAUSE OF WOMEN~A difference arose in the
 6       3,  XXVI |  text. First it is seen that Women have been the cause of many
 7       3,  XXVI |     injury they committed on Women, either by seduction, by
 8       3,  XXXVI|     AND AFTERWARDS LESS THAN WOMEN~The boldness of that Gaul
 9       3,  XXXVI|     out then to be less than women. And in thinking whence
10       3,  XLIX |    seemed that all the Roman women had conspired against their
11       3,  XLIX |    many thousands of men and women were implicated; and if