Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV | enterprises, and many nations and individuals became celebrated accordingly.
 2     II,  I  |         the number of industrious individuals who were drawn together.
 3     II,  III|     preparing for the fight, some individuals, as well of the people as
 4     II,  IV |      against the state or against individuals. He compelled the existing
 5    III,  I  |        country or against private individuals, is a bond of union. And
 6    III,  I  | convenience or advantage of a few individuals.~“And if other cities abound
 7    III,  III|          it was provided that the individuals of each art, should be judged
 8    III,  VI |       prince than for any private individuals. These things increased
 9    III,  VII|           ten years, except a few individuals. Among the Alberti, not
10     IV,  VII|         living in a city in which individuals are more powerful than the
11    VII,  I  |          conferring benefits upon individuals, defending them against
12    VII,  I  |          to the pleasure of a few individuals, in order to commence that
13    VII,  I  |         only citizens and private individuals made him presents and supplied
14    VII,  II |          to the counsels of a few individuals. The odium against Piero,
15    VII,  III|         govern, not a few private individuals; that Piero de’ Medici,
16    VII,  V  |          the emolument of private individuals. They next sent advocates
17    VII,  VI |          satisfied with murdering individuals unless he effected their
18   VIII,  I  |   authority, to unite in the same individuals so much wealth and power.
19   VIII,  III|          since the animosities of individuals were not to be defended