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 1    Int,  0(1)|       on the subject. The most complete bibliography of Machiavelli
 2     II,  III |        Guelphs, and obtained a complete victory over them at Campaldino.
 3     II,  I   |    ruin of the nobility was so complete, and depressed them so much,
 4    III,  I   | reduced to a state of the most complete equality, there can be no
 5    III,  VII |     safety to the city, than a complete one at her ruin. The Signory
 6     IV,  II  |  audacious mob, enable them to complete the ruin both of the government
 7     IV,  V   |       them before our ruin was complete, we should have endeavored
 8      V,  I   |   their term of banishment was complete, should not be allowed to
 9      V,  V   |      recall the count to avoid complete ruin; and whatever course
10      V,  VII |      order to make the victory complete, but not a single condottiere
11     VI,  I   |      had put the castle into a complete state of defense, so that
12     VI,  II  |       and being drawn forth in complete armor he was slain, his
13     VI,  II  |     and La Marca were again in complete confusion, for Filippo,
14    VII,  I   |        by a private person. To complete them, he had recourse to
15   VIII,  I   |    secrecy, they determined to complete it in the cathedral church
16   VIII,  VI  | composed, it was rather by the complete subjugation of one party