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 1    Int,  0(1)|      Machiavelli with which I am acquainted is: The Historical, Political,
 2      I,  II  |         Helmichis, without being acquainted with the fact, should sleep
 3      I,  VII |         from their infancy, were acquainted with no other art, and pursued
 4     II,  VII |       his brother-in-law. Jacopo acquainted the Priors, and they informed
 5     II,  VII |         having many of them been acquainted with Walter, when upon a
 6     II,  VII | authority of a prince who, being acquainted with the worth of one party
 7     II,  VIII|          of the city, and became acquainted with his tyrannical mode
 8     II,  VIII|     Monterappoli were taken, who acquainted him with the number and
 9    III,  III |          them, had not long been acquainted with the fate of this city,
10    III,  III |       palace clock, and becoming acquainted with what was going on,
11    III,  VI  |       they think perceives or is acquainted wit their tyrannical and
12    III,  VI  |          when the multitude were acquainted with their intention, they
13     IV,  I   |    justify himself, or to become acquainted with their prevailing feelings,
14     IV,  V   | commissary, came to Florence and acquainted every one in the streets
15      V,  II  |        from his house with those acquainted with his design, all armed,
16      V,  III |   greatly mistaken. You are well acquainted with the ancient enmity
17      V,  III |          replied, that they were acquainted with their own strength
18      V,  V   |       Brescia.~Niccolo, on being acquainted with the count’s design,
19      V,  V   |        relieving Brescia. He was acquainted with the topography of the
20      V,  VI  |       order the better to become acquainted with the intentions of the
21      V,  VI  |        what was meant, he became acquainted with the whole affair, and
22     VI,  II  |           being at Poppi, became acquainted with a girl of the castle,
23     VI,  VI  |        so that the pope becoming acquainted with it, in order to prevent
24    VII,  VI  |          the bishop of Como, who acquainted him with preventing circumstances.
25   VIII,  II  |     which the whole world is now acquainted; and of which we shall speak
26   VIII,  III |     Antonio Vespucci, a man well acquainted with pontifical and imperial
27   VIII,  VII |   Lorenzo de’ Medici, being made acquainted with this change of feeling,
28   VIII,  VII |        in the apartment. She had acquainted her father with her design,