Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VI    |          when it came to make a test of her strength everything
2       1,  XXIII |     that, without being able to test the virtu of those remaining,
3       2,  XXIV  |      doubt would have stood the test better than the fortress.~
4       2,  XXXII |   projected, few are put to the test, and very few succeed.~As
5       3,  VI    |        does not accuse you as a test: the other, that he does
6       3,  VI    |          the Syracusan, who, to test the loyalty of anyone of
7       3,  XXX   |        is to be noted from this test what a good and wise man
8       3,  XXXI  | publicly are required to make a test of their virtu and the power
9       3,  XXXVII|        the past had never had a test of arms against each other,