Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II   | state] with the power of the Principate and with that of the Aristocracy,
2       1,  II   | mentioned above, that is the Principate and the Aristocracy. There
3       1,  VI   |    who, being placed in that Principate and living in the midst
4       1,  X    |     necessary to abolish the Principate, he who had failed to [give
5       1,  X    |      excuse who can hold the Principate and organize it. And in
6       1,  XVI  | Republic] or by the way of a Principate, and does not make sure
7       1,  XVI  |   much more weak becomes his Principate; so that the best remedy
8       1,  XXVII|      which they had held the Principate [of that State] for a hundred
9       3,  VI   |   exist between them and the Principate, and that there should be