Book,  Chapter

1       1,  VI    |      So that Rome wanting to remove the causes for tumults,
2       1,  XI    | others. Wise men who want to remove this difficulty, therefore,
3       1,  XXVII |     years, he wanted also to remove Giovanpagolo Baglioni from
4       1,  XXXIV |      perpetuity, and only to remove the cause for which he was
5       1,  XXXV  |     should have been able to remove anyone from the Consulship,
6       1,  XXXVII|     prudence. For to want to remove an abuse that has grown
7       1,  XXXIX |      was necessary either to remove the Consuls or somehow to
8       3,  XVII  |     as the Romans did, or to remove them from the City, or for
9       3,  XL    |       Never make a friend or remove an enemy. Which way was