Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |         his enterprise; and as if oppressed with the weight of so vast
 2     II,  VI  |          or his father constantly oppressed them.~To these troubles
 3     II,  VII |  prevailing against those who had oppressed them but of submitting to
 4     II,  VIII|         new invention, grievously oppressed. And in completing the same
 5    III,  II  |        who, proud and avaricious, oppressed many of the cities. One
 6    III,  II  |         that the people should be oppressed by a few powerful persons.
 7    III,  III |           labor, or their masters oppressed them, they had no one of
 8    III,  V   |           whom they so grievously oppressed.~This suspicion increasing,
 9     IV,  II  |          one with which they have oppressed the city; for the war against
10     IV,  IV  |       them live under the tyrant, oppressed and exhausted by him; for,
11     IV,  IV  |         friendly city, feeble and oppressed, they would make one free
12     IV,  V   |          to an upright mind to be oppressed with slander. The Ten endeavored,
13      V,  I   | regulations did not reach, he was oppressed with taxes imposed for the
14      V,  II  |          occurs that one party is oppressed and the other triumphant;
15      V,  II  |         war, but not when equally oppressed under all circumstances,
16      V,  III |        its clergy, yet being then oppressed by the Turks, and fearing
17      V,  V   |     approach Florence, the people oppressed with taxes, and wearied
18    VII,  II  |         it was not long afterward oppressed and ruined.~At this time,
19    VII,  IV  |        had conquered, unless they oppressed not merely their enemies,
20    VII,  VI  |          prove, by protecting the oppressed, that tyranny is offensive