Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |   Machiavelli is in 1498 when we find him holding the office of
 2     II,  V   |    natural to the Florentines to find every state tedious, the
 3     II,  VIII|          Nor will you be able to find any remedy for this; for
 4     II,  VIII|     Besides, it is impossible to find a violent people associated
 5     II,  VIII|         no certainty of where to find him. They had a design of
 6     II,  VIII|         the duke whom they could find. The duke, finding the piazza
 7     II,  I   |        had advanced. Thinking to find in others the same instability
 8    III,  I   |         given to the Capitani to find out who were of this faction;
 9    III,  I   |  intimately concern them; for we find the pride and ambition of
10    III,  II  |  famished and unarmed, he should find them an easy conquest. He
11    III,  V   |        to induce the Capitano to find them guilty, their enemies
12     IV,  III |           for no doubt she would find plenty of loving citizens
13     IV,  IV  |        last advice, and said, “I find I have nearly reached the
14     IV,  V   | magnificent lords, that we shall find credit and compassion from
15     IV,  V   |        they did not know whom to find fault with, and therefore
16     IV,  VI  |      regard to liberty, you will find as much cause for suspicion
17     IV,  VI  |          for repose, rejoiced to find he had attained that dignity;
18     IV,  VII |      money, and as she would not find anyone to serve her, the
19      V,  III |         duke’s friends to him to find they were defended, and
20      V,  IV  |         Alfonso of Aragon, could find repose only by the ruin
21      V,  VI  |     pressing necessity, he would find his plan successful, and
22      V,  VI  |   imprudence of his conduct, and find that he had lost his territories
23      V,  VII |          the enemy, expecting to find them unprepared, and not
24     VI,  I   |       subsisted between them, to find the count some other occupation,
25     VI,  I   |        they would soon afterward find their very existence endangered,
26     VI,  V   |        in all Italy he could not find braver or more faithful
27    VII,  I   |         the service of God as to find the balance in his own favor,
28    VII,  IV  |          be satisfied. But now I find myself greatly deceived,
29   VIII,  II  | assassins are secure, the Medici find their murderers. But God,
30   VIII,  II  |     truth of these matters, will find that our family has always
31   VIII,  II  |          I ever refuse, when you find occasion to require it,
32   VIII,  VII |      obliged to stand alone, and find no friends to assist them
33   VIII,  VII |   gravity and cheerfulness, will find united in him dispositions