Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |           the empire continued to lose its powers, while the church
 2      I,  III |           the Carlovingian family lose the empire only; their discords
 3      I,  V   |        the pontiffs by degrees to lose their military power. Besides
 4     II,  VI  |          to be gained and much to lose. Not being able to agree,
 5     II,  VIII|           of liberty, or make men lose the desire of their present
 6    III,  IV  |           did not in the meantime lose their lives. These dissensions
 7     IV,  III |         people possess to-day and lose to-morrow; that many persons
 8     IV,  III |       more than conquer, commonly lose.” With such words as these
 9     IV,  IV  |       them; for they thus usually lose their own, and before they
10     IV,  IV  |        their own, and before they lose it, live in constant disquiet.
11     IV,  VI  |    discover our weakness we shall lose it. If you were to say,
12     IV,  VI  |          if you should eventually lose it, be assured they will
13      V,  III |           matter of course; if we lose her, all else would be of
14      V,  III |         and their lives, he would lose his honor and his friends,
15      V,  IV  |    territories, he would not only lose the advantages derivable
16      V,  VI  |     victorious, and cause them to lose the whole of their inland
17      V,  VI  | disgraceful and less injurious to lose dominions only, then to
18      V,  VI  |           dominions only, then to lose both territory and money.
19     VI,  I   |           had induced the duke to lose such a glorious opportunity;
20     VI,  II  |        Neri’s power, and made him lose both influence and friends.
21     VI,  IV  |         fate of their republic to lose by war and win by negotiation;
22     VI,  IV  |            and we are resolved to lose our liberty only with our
23    VII,  II  |        would be very impolitic to lose such an alliance from mere
24    VII,  III |          of her liberty; you will lose the government, I shall
25    VII,  III |           the government, I shall lose my property, and the rest
26    VII,  IV  |        Gonfalonier of Justice, to lose the opportunity of victory
27   VIII,  I   |   grasping at too much they would lose all.~Lorenzo, flushed with
28   VIII,  I   |         was withheld from him, or lose what he still possessed.
29   VIII,  II  | government, which he should never lose while they retained possession