Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  |           populated. Safety is the result of it; because the colony
 2     II,  II |     followers. Terrified with this result, he was afraid his enemies
 3     II,  II |            they were in power; the result was, that the minds of neither
 4     II,  II |      troubles and changes were the result. Their fear of a powerful
 5     II,  III|           furtherance of so good a result, be better to lay down their
 6     II,  I  |     attended with a most favorable result; for Arezzo, not many years
 7     II,  I  |           they produced a contrary result, for those out of office
 8     II,  I  |         would most probably be the result.~This discourse excited
 9     II,  I  |    temerity, and attended with the result that usually follows such
10    III,  I  | admonitions and the troubles which result from them—Uguccione de’
11    III,  I  |            it produced a different result; for animosities were only
12    III,  VI |           survived. As it was, the result was attended with infinitely
13     IV,  V  |           make the experiment. The result, however, was quite contrary
14     IV,  VI |           he would return, and the result would be simply this, that
15      V,  I  |       knowing the evils that might result to his country from this
16      V,  II |         contrary of all this would result from himself becoming lord
17      V,  II |    disparity of circumstances, the result should be the same, you
18      V,  II |           the enemy to be only the result of timidity, and with increased
19      V,  V  |            to the duke must be the result. The exiles affirmed, that
20      V,  VI |       nothing could be expected to result but disorder and fruitless
21      V,  VI |        possessions should actually result, it would then be seen how
22      V,  VI |         few days to see what would result from the agreement of the
23     VI,  I  |      purses, and this was the only result of victory experienced by
24     VI,  IV |          showed what was to be the result of thy friendship; but we
25     VI,  VII|          had produced no important result, he resolved to try what
26    VII,  I  |        counsel attended by a happy result. Private methods are conferring
27    VII,  II |  differences and troubles were the result; and these were greatly
28    VII,  III|         but no inconvenience would result from the delay, as his magistracy
29    VII,  V  |           the direct contrary will result; for the respect they have
30    VII,  V  |          those evils which usually result from peace; for the youth
31    VII,  V  |       security would have been the result; but having to retain it
32    VII,  VI |            Piccinino. However, the result was quite different; for
33    VII,  VI |          at a banquet, of doubtful result. They, therefore, determined
34   VIII,  IV |           that they wished should, result from such a course; at the
35   VIII,  V  |         and hoping for a favorable result. Their differences arose
36   VIII,  VI |       future advantages that would result from the acquisition, and