Book,  Chapter

1       1,  LVI |         IN A CITY OR A PROVINCE, SIGNS COME WHICH FORETELL THEM,
2       1,  LVI | prodigies, or by other celestial signs. And in order for me not
3       1,  LVI |       they can warn them by such signs to prepare for defense.
4       2,  IV  |       some small record and some signs of their greatness; and
5       2,  V   |      lost. And if, however, some signs of it were left, it would
6       2,  XV  |       won, would have shown more signs of enmity against the Florentines
7       2,  XXVI|      that it is one of the great signs of prudence which men exhibit
8       2,  XXX |    Republic.~And among the other signs by which the power of a
9       3,  XLIX|         seen from infinite other signs, it is seen from the kind