Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      |  Prince or his Discourses have entirely perished from the earth?
 2    Int      |      earth? Has diplomacy been entirely stripped of fraud and duplicity?
 3    Int      | offices, yet these latter were entirely beneath his merits. He had
 4     II,  II | Florence, and reduced the city entirely to the king’s authority,
 5     II,  VII|  undertaking against Lucca had entirely failed. Upon this the Twenty,
 6     IV,  I  |       proportion, it was never entirely extinct, though the frequent
 7     IV,  VII|     himself and his means were entirely at the service of the city,
 8      V,  II |       and delivered themselves entirely from his yoke.~These transactions,
 9      V,  II |  former times. But now, all is entirely the reverse; for what power
10      V,  IV |      dynasty, but the duke was entirely in favor of Alfonso. Each
11      V,  IV |  around Verona and Brescia was entirely occupied, and the two cities
12      V,  V  |        to undertake another so entirely doubtful; which they could
13      V,  VI |        body of infantry raised entirely from the people, he recovered
14     VI,  I  |     from the enemy. This arose entirely from the disorders inherent
15     VI,  III|      and put to flight; and so entirely routed, that of twelve thousand
16     VI,  IV |     would surrender themselves entirely to the Venetians, which
17    VII,  III|     while he was there. It was entirely beyond all his anticipations
18   VIII,  I  |       the government became so entirely centred in the Medici, and
19   VIII,  II | enterprise of the conspirators entirely fails— Manifestations of
20   VIII,  IV |      one with the Genoese, and entirely without friends; for they
21   VIII,  IV |     spirit of public discourse entirely changed in Florence, a place
22   VIII,  VI |    design of reducing L’Aquila entirely under the king’s authority,