Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  LV   |    yielded [this amount], the fraud would be recognized, and
 2       2,  XIII |       A GREAT FORTUNE MORE BY FRAUD THAN BY FORCE~I believe
 3       2,  XIII |     without force and without fraud, unless that rank to which
 4       2,  XIII |     will be indeed found that fraud alone will be enough; as
 5       2,  XIII |    King of Armenia is full of fraud, and that he makes him occupy
 6       2,  XIII |      many ways, without which fraud he shows that Cyrus could
 7       2,  XIII | ingenuity, but indeed only by fraud, as did Giovanni Galeazzo
 8       2,  XIII |     hesitate to use this one [fraud]. Nor could she, in the
 9       2,  XIII |       did not also lack using fraud; which has always been necessary
10       2,  XXXII|        or by force mixed with fraud: the open violence was either
11       3,  VI   |    learned and discovered the fraud, he conferred with six other