Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |   how much more praise those Emperors merited who, after Rome
 2       1,  X    |     and so many other wicked emperors, from those enemies which
 3       1,  X    |      the twenty-six who were Emperors from Caesar to Maximinius,
 4       1,  X    |      times governed by good [Emperors], he will see a Prince secure
 5       1,  X    | sorrowful times of the other Emperors, he will see the atrocities
 6       1,  XXX  |    in person, as those Roman Emperors did in the beginning, as
 7       1,  LVIII|    both from among the Roman Emperors and from among other Tyrants
 8       2,  XIX  | weakness or necessity of the Emperors) to make themselves free,
 9       2,  XXX  |     when they came under the Emperors, and the Emperors commenced
10       2,  XXX  |  under the Emperors, and the Emperors commenced to be bad, and
11       3,  VI   |     men were loaded by their Emperors with so many riches, honors,