Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VII |     with a new Signory and new ordinances, reform the government.~
2     II,  VIII|      the people; abolished the ordinances made for the restraint of
3     II,  VIII|      the state overturned, its ordinances annihilated, its laws annulled,
4    III,  I   |      to attempt. Thus laws and ordinances, peace, wars, and treaties
5    III,  I   |      laws, statutes, and civil ordinances are not, nor have they ever
6    III,  I   | greatly does the nature of our ordinances dispose us to division),
7    III,  I   |     ambition and annulling the ordinances of those who have encouraged
8     IV,  I   |       seldom), who establishes ordinances capable of appeasing or