Book, Chapter
1 Int | manual for tyrants, the effect of which has been most pernicious.
2 I, V | king of Aragon, which took effect in the following papacy.
3 I, V | period was also carried into effect the plot of Pope Nicholas
4 II, I | necessary that industry should effect it, for unhealthy localities
5 II, I | increase in numbers, or effect anything worthy of memory,
6 II, I | who talk of many things effect nothing, using that trite
7 II, I | that it would be better to effect the reunion of the city,
8 II, III | did not produce any evil effect, but all lived together
9 II, III | external powers could not effect, was brought about by those
10 II, IV | have produced any serious effect if the malignant humors
11 II, IV | property; and not being able to effect a union among themselves,
12 II, V | his utmost influence to effect, in order to attach them
13 II, V | neighbouring places. In order to effect their relief the Florentines
14 II, VI | importance could be carried into effect. The conclusion of the sovereignty
15 II, VI | their design did not take effect, for their purpose being
16 II, VII | many others, but without effect, so that at last he retired
17 II, VIII| carry his evil designs into effect, proclaimed that all the
18 II, VIII| it is your intention to effect by extraordinary means the
19 II, VIII| hold this city by force, to effect which, guards, castles,
20 II, VIII| each other’s defense, and effect the death of the duke; except
21 II, I | purpose, he endeavored to effect an amicable arrangement.
22 III, I | will compel the people to effect them by force and arms.”~
23 III, III | adopted by the magistrates to effect a pacification—Luigi Guicciardini
24 III, III | truth, produced a suitable effect upon the minds of the citizens,
25 III, III | arts were endeavoring to effect the union of the city. It
26 III, IV | in order to give it full effect, it was requisite that the
27 III, IV | them they had failed to effect, they seized their weapons
28 III, V | hope they would be able to effect his ruin, and also to rescue
29 III, VI | wished to carry it into effect before they disarmed. The
30 III, VI | Florentines began to feel the effect of their disasters.~
31 III, VII | whom he addressed to this effect: That he could not regret
32 III, VII | would soon carry them into effect. In human affairs, delay
33 III, VII | full of truth, produced no effect upon those to whom they
34 III, VII | few are insufficient to effect the purpose of the plot,
35 IV, I | regulations for carrying them into effect, it needs not, like others,
36 IV, I | embassy produced no other effect than that of dividing the
37 IV, II | assistance of the former. To effect this they might proceed
38 IV, III | practices would one day effect the ruin of himself and
39 IV, V | them spoke to the following effect: “We feel assured, magnificent
40 IV, V | might continue anxious to effect the prosperity of their
41 IV, VI | finding a remedy, but without effect; though they were aware
42 V, II | might be able either to effect his own safety, or induce
43 V, II | where he endeavored to effect an amicable arrangement
44 V, II | pope, who still labored to effect an accommodation, the government
45 V, III | Lucchese—The Florentines effect a reconciliation between
46 V, III | the count to endeavor to effect an accommodation between
47 V, IV | despair of being able to effect an early settlement of the
48 V, V | to proceed vigorously to effect the permanent relief of
49 V, VI | opportunity of carrying them into effect. The patriarch, having determined
50 VI, I | broke off all attempts to effect a reconciliation with the
51 VI, II | city. Battista, unable to effect his escape, or his enemies
52 VI, IV | offer him assistance to effect his design; persuading themselves,
53 VI, IV | them spoke to the following effect;—“It is customary with those
54 VI, IV | before they changed sides, to effect this point, they PUBLICLY
55 VI, IV | with full credentials to effect the ratification, but gave
56 VI, VI | that he was destined to effect the glorious task; considering
57 VI, VI | René from carrying it into effect, he was unable either by
58 VI, VII | s enterprise produced no effect; but his proceedings against
59 VII, I | created to carry it into effect, the nobility assembled,
60 VII, II | of destroying him; and to effect this with the least possible
61 VII, II | arguments of Piero were without effect, and the animosity of the
62 VII, II | excited against him, to effect his destruction. It must
63 VII, II | to carry his design into effect, he found so great a disposition
64 VII, III | would be in time enough to effect their purpose under another
65 VII, III | and they now determined to effect by force what they either
66 VII, III | city, and advised him to effect it. The conspirators’ designs
67 VII, III | of Piero, he might easily effect it; and that if he were
68 VII, III | These words produced no effect upon Luca, whose mind was
69 VII, III | Piero, and try if he could effect a reconciliation. For this
70 VII, IV | and not by their violence effect their country’s ruin. In
71 VII, IV | been victorious only to effect her ruin? Has she honored
72 VII, V | for those who took arms to effect such an honorable object,
73 VII, V | not produce the desired effect upon the Eight, who replied
74 VII, V | entreaties produced so little effect. In order to terrify them,
75 VII, V | against you as will inevitably effect your ruin. Therefore, it
76 VII, V | fruitlessly endeavored to effect what at first might have
77 VII, VI | bind themselves by oath to effect the duke’s destruction,
78 VIII, I | the Pazzi— Arrangements to effect the design of the conspiracy—
79 VIII, I | means of carrying it into effect. Jacopo de’ Pazzi was of
80 VIII, II | place, they determined to effect by war what they had failed
81 VIII, II | citizens might feel the effect of spiritual as well as
82 VIII, III | duke—Futile endeavors to effect peace with the pope—The
83 VIII, IV | rather than good, and to effect whose correction is the
84 VIII, V | relieving Ferrara would be to effect a division of the enemy’
85 VIII, VI | body, should carry into effect the determinations of the
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