Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XII   |     occupy Italy, and not having permitted that another should occupy
2       1,  XXXIII|      reputation of Cosimo, never permitted while he lived that a second [
3       1,  XXXVII| possessed more land than the law permitted (of whom the Nobles were
4       1,  XLV   |         to appeal, they were not permitted to do so and the law was
5       2,  XVII  |       Romans would not have been permitted to conquer provinces and
6       2,  XXXII |        those with whom it is not permitted to speak. But if the conspiracy
7       3,  VI    |       with the Prince: for it is permitted to everyone at some time
8       3,  VI    |        to him, and to him who is permitted to talk it is allowed to
9       3,  XXX   |          otherwise; for he never permitted a multitude to take up arms