Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI|       of its power and internal regulations, deserves to be celebrated
 2      I,  VI|      themselves laws and useful regulations, enjoyed themselves in security
 3     II,  I |    party. Besides this, all the regulations for the restraint of the
 4    III,  I | improved by good laws and civil regulations, if you, the Signory, would
 5    III,  IV|        with officers, and other regulations to ensure influence and
 6    III,  V |                   CHAPTER V~New regulations for the elections of the
 7    III,  V |       the frequent new laws and regulations which were made for defense
 8     IV,  I |         for its basis, and good regulations for carrying them into effect,
 9     IV,  II|         greater force or better regulations, appoint the magistrates,
10      V,  I |     suspected person whom these regulations did not reach, he was oppressed
11      V,  II|      the impotence of her civil regulations; for the possession of this
12   VIII,  VI|        give some account of the regulations and usages prevailing there.
13   VIII,  VI|       former, and the excellent regulations adopted by the latter. Hence