Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I |   the word Fluentini were a corruption, because Frontinus and Cornelius
2    III,  I |   public force.~“The common corruption of all the cities of Italy,
3    III,  I |    urge you. It is true the corruption of the country is great,
4     IV,  V | when force is insufficient, corruption commonly prevails, they
5     IV,  VI|     for his wealth, and the corruption of your minds, will always
6    VII,  V |     and the tumult appeased—Corruption of Florence—The duke of
7   VIII,  VI|  and tyranny, integrity and corruption, justice and injustice;