Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |        at Urbino. Machiavelli’s report and description of this
 2      I,  IV  |     Canterbury, although public report had slandered him with it.
 3      I,  V   |        but afterward, causing a report to be circulated that Corradino
 4     II,  II  |       this state at Florence, a report prevailed that Corradino,
 5     II,  III |         and ordered that public report should be taken as evidence.
 6     II,  V   |    means may easily be done), a report was set on foot that he
 7     II,  VIII|  receive them as guests. As the report of the duke’s authority
 8    III,  III |      done to restore quite, and report their resolutions to the
 9    III,  III |    returned home and spread the report of it in his neighborhood,
10    III,  V   |     without were increased by a report that several bodies of men
11     IV,  V   |        the one listens to every report, the other pursues improper
12      V,  II  | proceeded to Lucca, spreading a report that it was his intention
13      V,  IV  |      should present itself. The report of his resentment being
14      V,  V   |     army at Tenna; and when the report was first brought to him
15      V,  V   |      presence at Rome, when the report came of Niccolo’s design
16      V,  VII |         de’ Medici, finding the report of Niccolo having proceeded
17     VI,  V   |          in consequence of it a report was spread that the neighborhood
18    VII,  V   |        or slain. An exaggerated report of these transactions reached