Book,  Chapter

1       1,  IV    |          where some upright man springs up who through oratory shows
2       1,  XVIII |       that no one such as these springs up in a City: and even if
3       1,  XXXIII|    discussed, that when an evil springs up either within a Republic
4       1,  XL    |          then a Tyranny quickly springs up. The People and the Nobles
5       1,  LII   | INSOLENCE OF A POWERFUL ONE WHO SPRINGS UP IN A REPUBLIC, THERE
6       2,  V     |        Because, when a new sect springs up, that is, a new Religion,
7       2,  XXX   |       always change until there springs up one who is a great lover
8       3,  I     |     institution. This good then springs up in Republics either from
9       3,  XXXVII|         diligence, that nothing springs up which, by some accident,