Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XX   |     Kings, she was no longer exposed to those perils which were
 2       1,  XL   |   and before confirming them exposed them to the public, so that
 3       1,  XLVII| peril to which that City was exposed because of the tumults,
 4       1,  XLVII|   dangers to which they were exposed of being killed by them,
 5       2,  XVII |  small groups, that they are exposed to greater danger than when
 6       2,  XXXII|  against these assaults were exposed to the greatest peril quickly
 7       3,  VIII |   dangers to which they were exposed than his past merits, so
 8       3,  XXII |     imitate these men can be exposed to those vices of contempt
 9       3,  XXII |  which the Roman people were exposed, and the difficulties that
10       3,  XXXV |    dangers that Citizens are exposed to in counselling a Prince