Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  | herself deprived of both her tyrant and her dominions at the
 2     II,  I  | began to regret that for one tyrant put down, there had sprung
 3     IV,  IV | people in order to expel the tyrant, or by the tyrant for fear
 4     IV,  IV |  expel the tyrant, or by the tyrant for fear of the people.
 5     IV,  IV |      in the city, but in her tyrant. That if they could assail
 6     IV,  IV |  idea, and behave toward the tyrant in such a way as to create
 7     IV,  IV |      let them live under the tyrant, oppressed and exhausted
 8     IV,  IV |   would deliver her from her tyrant, and of a friendly city,
 9     IV,  V  |     but when enslaved by the tyrant, who forsook his old friends
10     IV,  V  |      they should expel their tyrant.~Antonio del Rosso, as we
11     IV,  V  |     delivered Lucca from her tyrant, and the Florentines from
12      V,  III|   respect weaker; for then a tyrant governed us, now we defend
13     VI,  IV |      their liberty against a tyrant, whom, if once master of