Book,  Chapter

1       1,  XVII |           return to their pristine habits, as happened at Thebes,
2       1,  XVII |          bring a City back to good habits which for a long time has
3       1,  XVII |           a long time has had evil habits. And if one of very long
4       1,  XLII |           Appius, changed his good habits into the worst, and became
5       1,  LVIII|            of infamous and corrupt habits: to which a Prince may be
6       2,  XIX  |    deviating from their accustomed habits. Would it have been possible
7       2,  XIX  |             where those [indolent] habits can be picked up through
8       2,  XIX  | transferring to them their own bad habits they expose them to being
9       3,  XXXIV|    companions serious men, of good habits, and reputed wise by everyone.