Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |           May 3, 1469. He was of an old though not wealthy Tuscan
 2    Int       |           Niccolo was sixteen years old. We know nothing of Machiavelli’
 3      I,  II  |           the new people and of the old Roman, formed a new manner
 4      I,  II  |            being yet exhausted, the old evils soon returned; for
 5      I,  IV  |             a monastery and was now old, to be brought from her
 6     II,  I   |         Amidei, situate between the old bridge and St. Stephen’s,
 7     II,  III |          only the space between the old bridge and the church of
 8     II,  IV  |         from Pistoia, increased the old animosity between the Cerchi
 9     II,  IV  |            ground; turning from the old bridge, it destroyed the
10     II,  V   |      Florence again returned to her old divisions; and in order
11     II,  VI  |         after any disturbance, some old laws are annulled and others
12     II,  VI  |          the city, annulled all the old councils, and created two
13     II,  VIII|             republic; increased the old taxes, levied new ones,
14     II,  VIII|          raise a disturbance in the Old Market place, then arm themselves
15     II,  VIII|          was not yet eighteen years old; neither his beauty, his
16     II,  I   |            of the Rubaconte and the Old Bridge. The people were
17     II,  I   |           to force the bridges. The Old Bridge was first assailed
18     II,  I   |          overcome them, both at the Old Bridge and the Rubaconte;
19     II,  I   |            defense. This caused the Old Bridge to be lost; the Bardi
20    III,  I   |              a quarrel arose in the Old Market place, and, as it
21    III,  I   |             The young are idle, the old lascivious, and each sex
22    III,  I   |           our corrupt habits or our old and continual dissensions
23    III,  III |             should be made, and the old ones burned. These demands
24    III,  IV  |       revenue of the shops upon the Old Bridge; for himself he took
25    III,  VI  |          according to the custom of old friends, demanded their
26    III,  VII |      attempt, they proceeded to the Old Market, where they slew
27     IV,  V   |             tyrant, who forsook his old friends to join the Ghibelline
28     IV,  VII |       assume the magistracy and the old resign their authority,
29      V,  IV  |            the ingratitude of their old and habitual friends. Having
30      V,  V   |          each other, one called the Old the other the New Citadel,
31      V,  V   |            Venetian garrison of the Old Citadel hearing an uproar,
32     VI,  II  |            Giovanni, only six years old, it was apprehended that
33     VI,  II  |              now that he had become old and blind. The count was
34     VI,  V   |       friends with the Genoese, the old differences with them respecting
35    VII,  I   | insupportable; for Cosmo, being now old, and through ill health
36    VII,  I   |          Turks, he said, “he was an old man, and had undertaken
37    VII,  II  |            affairs, the pope, being old and infirm, died, and the
38    VII,  IV  |           by the Venetians, he grew old and died. He was considered
39    VII,  VI  |              as soon as they became old enough to attempt it. Their
40    VII,  VI  |     recommended him to a priest, an old friend of the family, who,
41   VIII,  II  |       incapacitated. Jacopo, though old and unaccustomed to such
42   VIII,  II  |  approbation. It was not my father, old and inform, who defended