Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |          Livy, give Machiavelli an opportunity to express his own views
 2      I,  II |          to Longinus to present an opportunity, by means of Rosamond and
 3      I,  III|        many parts, the pope had an opportunity of greater exertion. Being
 4      I,  IV |         displeasure for a suitable opportunity, and left Sicily with the
 5      I,  VI |            in Milan, had taken the opportunity to plunder him, that they
 6     II,  III|            thus gave the legate an opportunity of uniting the city. The
 7     II,  IV |          with the combat, took the opportunity of committing a wicked act,
 8     II,  IV | brotherhood, where he had the best opportunity of doing it. This was in
 9     II,  VI |           having willfully let the opportunity of victory pass away, now
10     II,  VII|            thought they had now an opportunity, though with the ruin of
11    III,  II |         dangerous, and that, as no opportunity can be in all respects suitable,
12    III,  II |           as to deprive him of all opportunity of doing good, and them
13    III,  III|            must use force when the opportunity offers; and fortune cannot
14    III,  III|            than you from them. The opportunity presented by circumstances
15    III,  V  |            present was a favorable opportunity for rescuing the city from
16    III,  VI |         him, and eagerly sought an opportunity of crushing him.~During
17    III,  VII|         that family. He seized the opportunity afforded by a person, who
18    III,  VII|          many prayed to God for an opportunity of avenging themselves,
19     IV,  I  |          mutual envy, they gave an opportunity to the family of the Medici
20     IV,  IV |            the place; and that the opportunity might not be lost, they
21     IV,  IV |         the duke would not want an opportunity of frustrating their labors,
22     IV,  V  |      prayed, that we might have an opportunity of showing our attachment
23     IV,  V  |            saved the rest. But the opportunity is past; we are compelled
24     IV,  V  |         time and circumstance gave opportunity, they were compensated for
25     IV,  V  |            would not long have the opportunity, since it was the intention
26     IV,  VI |         and promising, if ever the opportunity were given him, he would
27     IV,  VII|         did not join him, lost the opportunity of victory, gave them courage
28      V,  II |          it would give him a great opportunity of being sovereign of the
29      V,  II |        sagacity, and as soon as an opportunity presented itself of communicating
30      V,  II |         just. Then do not let this opportunity escape, and be assured,
31      V,  V  |        retreat, not to let slip an opportunity of making himself master
32      V,  V  |      fortune presented him with an opportunity of regaining the laurels
33      V,  V  |           had given his enemies an opportunity of banishing him. In consequence
34      V,  VI |        instructions, soon found an opportunity of carrying them into effect.
35      V,  VII|            road, Niccolo having no opportunity to reinforce his troops,
36      V,  VII|          from Arezzo, gave Niccolo opportunity of escaping from the Borgo,
37     VI,  I  |          it, but rather to use the opportunity afforded by the season and
38     VI,  I  |            to lose such a glorious opportunity; nor could he surmise that,
39     VI,  I  |      affairs, he might not have an opportunity of interfering between them.
40     VI,  I  |            present was a favorable opportunity for recovering the territories
41     VI,  II |             would not let slip the opportunity of fighting in the absence
42     VI,  III|       would give him both time and opportunity, and wishing to have a footing
43     VI,  III|          been there, and having no opportunity of interfering in the matter,
44     VI,  IV |       count, and the time gave him opportunity to take breath and provide
45     VI,  VII|        that this might give him an opportunity of undertaking the conquest
46    VII,  I  |             and his most favorable opportunity of retaliation, was the
47    VII,  I  |     distance, and therefore had an opportunity either of averting them,
48    VII,  I  |   convenience, and himself have an opportunity of enjoying his company.
49    VII,  II |            deprive the king of the opportunity of treating him similarly,
50    VII,  II |       peace, thought it a suitable opportunity to lead the Christians against
51    VII,  III|      repent of having neglected an opportunity irrecoverably lost; that
52    VII,  IV |         town, or gave the other an opportunity of coming to a general engagement;
53    VII,  IV |       plotting against him, had an opportunity of doing so with impunity.
54    VII,  IV |            of Justice, to lose the opportunity of victory which he would
55    VII,  V  |           Medici, thinking this an opportunity for exhibiting his prudence
56    VII,  VI |  considered this the most suitable opportunity for the execution of their
57   VIII,  I  |            the Medici, whenever an opportunity offered. The Pazzi were
58   VIII,  I  |           the pope when a suitable opportunity occurred. Francesco found
59   VIII,  I  |          and the count to offer an opportunity for sending Giovanni Batista
60   VIII,  II |         they would not have had an opportunity of injuring us. If they
61   VIII,  IV |          it advisable to seize the opportunity, they sent twelve ambassadors
62   VIII,  V  |          moment offered a suitable opportunity; for the pope was indignant