Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |    healthy and prolific region, frequently increase to such vast multitudes
 2      I,  III|      the Lombards, for they had frequently broken their faith, had
 3     II,  I  |         of colonies, new cities frequently arose, and those already
 4     II,  VI |         prince. Nor did he fail frequently to mention these matters,
 5     II,  I  |       former obedience. Thus it frequently occurs that we sooner attain
 6    III,  I  |        Market place, and, as it frequently happens in similar cases,
 7    III,  II |       induced to do so, is most frequently foiled. They “admonished”
 8    III,  V  |       as they will hereafter be frequently mentioned, we shall call
 9    III,  VI |     which princes and republics frequently fall; and hence mankind,
10    III,  VI |         of the war, that he was frequently in greater danger than the
11    III,  VII|     during its progress to pass frequently between Bologna and Florence.
12     IV,  I  |    those imperfectly organized, frequently change their rulers and
13     IV,  I  |     been, denied to those which frequently change from tyranny to license,
14     IV,  I  |      and the Medici, which were frequently deprived both of men and
15     IV,  III|      taxes would also vary, and frequently rating it would remedy the
16     IV,  IV |        who asked them, but very frequently relieving the necessities
17     IV,  IV |      Florentine people, and had frequently, at great hazard, received
18      V,  I  |    called peace in which states frequently assail each other with arms,
19      V,  III|   fiercely the Florentines have frequently assailed us, and with what
20      V,  IV |  marriageable age, the duke had frequently made all suitable preparations
21     VI,  I  |        on similar occasions had frequently served his turn. He sent
22     VI,  IV |         from them in battle was frequently restored twofold on the
23     VI,  VI |  infringe the peace, but it was frequently broken by the ambition of
24    VII,  I  |         in Florence, as we have frequently observed, two principally
25    VII,  I  |      ridiculed and derided, and frequently heard themselves and the
26    VII,  III|   better to conceal his design, frequently visited Piero, conversed
27    VII,  V  |        the profits. This, as is frequently the case with new undertakings,
28    VII,  VI |        of Perugia, whom we have frequently mentioned as one of the
29    VII,  VI |        and Girolamo Ogliato. He frequently discussed with them the
30    VII,  VI |      excite any suspicion. They frequently discussed the subject; and
31   VIII,  I  |   concerned in them, while they frequently contribute to the aggrandizement
32   VIII,  I  |     enmities and dissensions so frequently occasioned by jealousy.
33   VIII,  I  |         of Count Girolamo, they frequently complained to each other
34   VIII,  II |         nor could he, though he frequently endeavored, prevail with
35   VIII,  VI |        the treaty. The pope had frequently intimated to the Colonnesi
36   VIII,  VII| Florence. In peaceful times, he frequently entertained the people with
37   VIII,  VII|         a character; for he was frequently seen playing with his children,