Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |      prince, the Romans found it necessary, for their safety, to yield
 2      I,  V   |         more able assistance was necessary to conquer Manfred. He therefore
 3      I,  VII |     before I descend, it will be necessary, as was at first proposed,
 4     II,  I   |      repair this disorder, it is necessary that industry should effect
 5     II,  II  |         guard, and other matters necessary in the practice of war.~
 6     II,  II  |          in Tuscany, it would be necessary to destroy Florence, as
 7     II,  IV  |         how peacemaking could be necessary. Veri having returned from
 8     II,  V   |         Florentines, it would be necessary to have twelve of the first
 9     II,  V   |    Florentines found it would be necessary to send to its relief, that
10     II,  VIII|     understand that he judged it necessary for the good of the city,
11     II,  I   |         Arno; hence it was first necessary to force the bridges. The
12    III,  I   |         portion of it, it became necessary for them not only to seem
13    III,  IV  |       during the same day it was necessary to defer it till the morrow.
14     IV,  I   |    remain quiet, it would not be necessary to go to war with him, but
15     IV,  II  |          for less preparation is necessary for those engaged in self-defense
16     IV,  II  |      resolved that it had become necessary for their safety, that some
17     IV,  III |          each had to pay, it was necessary to consider his property
18     IV,  VI  |      wealth, no apprehension was necessary, for when he was under the
19     IV,  VI  |      replied, that he thought it necessary to act exactly as Rinaldo
20     IV,  VII |          measures might be found necessary for the common good, which
21     IV,  VII |    proceed wherever it was found necessary. Having come to this conclusion,
22      V,  I   |     duration, the duke deemed to necessary to prevent the League from
23      V,  II  |          just but those that are necessary; and force is merciful when
24      V,  II  |           the dangerous measures necessary, the remembrance of his
25      V,  III |   dangerous. It therefore seemed necessary to curb his insolence, and
26      V,  IV  |   Florence, judging it primarily necessary to relieve Verona and Brescia,
27      V,  V   |        for the duke, it would be necessary to capture; and to do this,
28      V,  V   |       the fortress, which it was necessary to occupy before he could
29     VI,  I   |       were compelled to draw the necessary means from their subjects’
30     VI,  IV  |       government, so that it was necessary, either that the count should
31    VII,  I   |        the year 1463, it will be necessary in order to make our narrative
32    VII,  II  |          end, they considered it necessary that the king should remove
33    VII,  II  |      amount of money it would be necessary to provide, if he wished
34    VII,  III | excepting generally, that it was necessary to reform the administration
35    VII,  IV  |        foreign wars, it would be necessary to respect the sons of Piero
36    VII,  V   |         good citizens thought it necessary to restrain these improprieties,
37   VIII,  I   |   relation to the rest, found it necessary to subdue those who secretly
38   VIII,  I   |         in the city, it would be necessary to change the government
39   VIII,  I   |       experience in bloodshed be necessary upon any occasion, it is
40   VIII,  IV  |        more war; it is therefore necessary to think of peace.” Lorenzo
41   VIII,  VI  |          it would be essentially necessary to gain possession of Pietra
42   VIII,  VI  |   restitution, it would first be necessary for the Lucchese to reimburse