Book,  Chapter

1       2,  XXXIII|  well, infinite errors (by counselling) would have been made. And
2       3,  XVI   |  in him) was this, that in counselling her not to undertake this
3       3,  XVI   | undertake this war, he was counselling something that was not being
4       3,  XXVIII| one acquires reputation by counselling well and acting well for
5       3,  XXXV  |  IN MAKING ONESELF HEAD IN COUNSELLING A THING, AND HOW MUCH THE
6       3,  XXXV  | Citizens are exposed to in counselling a Prince to make himself
7       3,  XXXV  |  alone against the many in counselling a thing which chances to
8       3,  XXXV  |   men in this case, for in counselling them to remain silent and
9       3,  XLI   |  citizen who finds himself counselling his country; for where the