Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |          new vigor, and began to live in an orderly and civilized
 2      I,  III |          should be converted and live. In this treaty, Astolphus
 3      I,  VI  |       other Italian powers, they live at the mercy of others.~
 4     II,  III |       for the latter, wishing to live in conformity with the laws,
 5     II,  VIII|    boldness, could not endure to live with their hands tied and
 6     II,  I   |        great had been content to live in that moderation which
 7    III,  I   |         who can neither agree to live in freedom nor be content
 8    III,  I   |         and instructed us how to live; but no sooner was he expelled
 9    III,  III |          days, and the other, to live in greater comfort and security
10    III,  V   |        the rulers in Florence to live in continual alarm, and
11     IV,  II  |       will of the multitude, and live disorderly and dangerous,
12     IV,  IV  |     course that I have, you will live respected in Florence, and
13     IV,  IV  |      state affairs, if you would live in security, take just such
14     IV,  IV  |         and before they lose it, live in constant disquiet. By
15     IV,  IV  |  reducing Lucca than to let them live under the tyrant, oppressed
16     IV,  VI  |      pursuit he might be able to live in Florence as much respected
17     IV,  VI  |         advice then; endeavor to live moderately; and with regard
18      V,  I   | themselves, as to enable them to live in freedom, and defend their
19      V,  II  |     robbed of his territories or live in constant fear, and have
20      V,  III |      sufficient, for desiring to live peaceably in his own dominions,
21      V,  VII | Casentino. If, however, he could live as a prince in Germany,
22     VI,  III |        for they, too, desired to live in the enjoyment of their
23     VI,  III |   complained that they could not live without it, in a situation
24    VII,  III |         Cosmo and his sons could live respected in Florence, either
25    VII,  III |        since you knew not how to live with honor at home.”~Agnolo,
26    VII,  IV  |           that if they wished to live in peace and unity in Florence,
27    VII,  V   |          in Florence rather than live in exile, he wished his
28    VII,  VI  |       the condition of those who live under a bad prince; calling
29    VII,  VI  |      good fortune to be born and live in a republic. He endeavored
30    VII,  VI  |       princes therefore learn to live, so as to render themselves