Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |      long and varied political experience, and an assiduous study
 2    Int      |        upon his study and wide experience, by which this may be accomplished.
 3    III,  I  |       were depressed; however, experience proves how liable human
 4    III,  III| ambition. But we perceive from experience that the more humble our
 5    III,  V  |       that he had seen and had experience of the proceedings of the
 6     IV,  VI |    from the hoary head of long experience would be wiser and of greater
 7     IV,  VII|     Palla and the others would experience aggravated remorse when
 8     IV,  VII|    mine. I have had sufficient experience of the freaks of fortune;
 9    VII,  IV |     great authority and little experience, was unable to suggest useful
10   VIII,  I  |     and resolution joined with experience in bloodshed be necessary
11   VIII,  II |    honored and exalted; for if experience has shown me that I had
12   VIII,  IV |         whom prudence and long experience had rendered invaluable;
13   VIII,  VII|     went to Milan, but did not experience such generous treatment;