Book,  Chapter

 1    Int      | returned to power. Machiavelli attempted to conciliate his new masters,
 2     II,  VI | although the Florentines often attempted to relieve her, by attacking
 3     II,  VII|  opposition to the church, and attempted many others, but without
 4    III,  V  |     them. Those within, either attempted or were suspected of attempting
 5    III,  VII|     many others. The first who attempted resistance was Donato, the
 6     IV,  II |       same remedy could not be attempted without incurring the danger
 7     IV,  VI |   liberal and humane. He never attempted anything against parties,
 8     IV,  VII|      no remedial measure being attempted, a letter was found written
 9      V,  II |      only a small portion. You attempted to take the government from
10      V,  IV |        for having unblushingly attempted to divide two such attached
11      V,  VI |   became suspected, and having attempted unsuccessfully to tamper
12     VI,  III|     himself, that if the enemy attempted to relieve the place, they
13     VI,  IV |  arrangements which they first attempted to make; and that if he
14     VI,  V  |       an excuse. The Venetians attempted to take Bologna, and having
15    VII,  II |        individual; but if they attempted violence they would incur
16    VII,  III|     being at Naples, before he attempted anything else, resolved
17   VIII,  II |       that any design would be attempted openly, and in conjunction