Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |    twenty-six books, is the best known of all Machiavelli’s writings.
 2      I,  I   |    afraid his error would become known to the emperor. For these
 3      I,  VI  |          cease when the cause is known, I shall speak of their
 4     II,  I   |          name by which they were known. And it seems as if the
 5     II,  I   |       her first division is well known, having been recorded by
 6     II,  I   |       any time, she had not made known her intention, when it happened
 7     II,  I   |          soon as the fact became known, the Amidei and the Uberti,
 8     II,  III |      soon as their demand became known, the minds of the people
 9     II,  IV  |         and determination became known to the Priors, and the adverse
10     II,  IV  |    government. The matter became known from letters addressed to
11     II,  V   |        When this marriage became known it gave courage to his adversaries,
12     II,  VII |    purchase of Gherardino became known, and for how small a sum
13     II,  VII |         means or another becomes known. Andrea de’ Bardi was one
14     II,  VII |       excellent qualities he was known to possess, caused an immediate
15     II,  VIII|         things cannot fail to be known and greatly desired by every
16     II,  VIII|        chief conspirators became known to each other, and resolved
17    III,  III |    republic, their design became known to the Signory, who, having
18    III,  III |   thousand men. This soon became known to the other conspirators,
19    III,  IV  | imprisoned.~When the fact became known, the multitude were filled
20    III,  VII |          understood, the parties known, and whither they had betaken
21     IV,  I   |          understanding with them known; but with the aid of their
22     IV,  I   |      duke’s hands. When this was known at Florence, together with
23     IV,  I   |      enemy, and the war publicly known, sent their forces to Furli
24     IV,  I   |      days. This misfortune being known in the Florentine camp and
25     IV,  III |         attending them, becoming known to the people, contributed
26     IV,  III |     control. The design becoming known to his adversaries, Ser
27     IV,  IV  |       single. These things being known in Florence, displeased
28     IV,  V   |      cruelty and avarice, had we known them before our ruin was
29     IV,  V   |         having already been made known, and now by the living words
30     IV,  VI  |        proceeding were perfectly known to Niccolo da Uzzano and
31     IV,  VI  |  composing it were made publicly known, and upon drawing for the
32      V,  II  |        his liberation had become known, was taken possession of
33      V,  III |        their relief.~It was soon known in Florence that the duke
34      V,  IV  |      most serene Signory is well known to you all, for you have
35      V,  IV  |         his house is universally known, and it is impossible that
36      V,  VII |         all these victories were known at Florence, the government
37     VI,  I   |          Niccolo’s defeat became known throughout Italy, he had
38     VI,  II  |        make the disgraceful fact known to all. The shame and vexation
39     VI,  II  |        Bartolommeo Orlandini was known to other citizens, so that
40     VI,  II  |         whom the matter becoming known, he thought it ought neither
41     VI,  III |   confused state of things being known to the count, he proceeded
42     VI,  IV  |          When this treaty became known at Milan, it grieved the
43     VI,  VI  |   kingdom of Naples. This became known to the Signory, who, in
44     VI,  VI  |  strength of the place, the well known bravery of the garrison,
45     VI,  VI  |         this circumstance became known in Bagno and the neighboring
46    VII,  IV  |          and authority were well known not only at home, but throughout
47   VIII,  III |         death of the count being known, the forces of the church,
48   VIII,  IV  |           but as wounds are well known to be more painful after
49   VIII,  IV  |          this peace was publicly known, the pope and the Venetians
50   VIII,  V   |     These circumstances becoming known to the opposite league,
51   VIII,  V   |       position of Lodovico being known to the Venetians, they thought
52   VIII,  V   |           1484. When this became known to the rest of the allies,
53   VIII,  VI  |        When the discomfiture was known at Florence, the government
54   VIII,  VI  |         this circumstance became known at L’Aquila, the anger of
55   VIII,  VI  |        with him some inhabitants known partisans of his majesty.
56   VIII,  VII |        as soon as the murder was known, the widow, with an infant
57   VIII,  VII |   commissary. These events being known at Florence, gave general