Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |  Republic of Florence gives a proof of this, which because of
 2       1,  VIII |  accuser has need of positive proof and circumstances that would
 3       2,  XIV  |      this our Historian gives proof on the occasion of the war
 4       2,  XXX  |    Venetians afforded similar proof, and if their City had not
 5       3,  X    |       more disgrace when less proof is given of your virtu.
 6       3,  XIII |  Captain have given marvelous proof of their virtu, and to have
 7       3,  XVI  | Citizens all having given bad proof [of their ability], by chance
 8       3,  XXXVI|      they sometimes give some proof of it, they do this by their
 9       3,  XXXVI|      every day that they give proof of not having any virtu.
10       3,  XXXIX|       chase, according to its proof by Xenophon, is an image