Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII|          numerous favors, as princes commonly are, he accused Beatrice
 2      I,  VII|          those who were at war, most commonly both sides were losers;
 3     II,  VII|       willingly it is undertaken, it commonly happens, when there is any
 4     II,  VII|              Frescobaldi, as is most commonly the case, the more authority
 5     II,  VII|          this city, as in like cases commonly happens, exasperated the
 6    III,  II |            of the multitude, as most commonly happens, joined the discontented
 7     IV,  III|             would more than conquer, commonly lose.” With such words as
 8     IV,  V  |             insufficient, corruption commonly prevails, they offered the
 9      V,  II | well-regulated communities, and most commonly with arms in their hands,
10      V,  II |              govern in Lombardy most commonly command in Genoa, as occurred
11      V,  III|              of a war with Milan. As commonly happens, fear was the most
12     VI,  III|              At the first charge, as commonly happens in a surprise, Francesco’
13    VII,  I  |           states of Italy, have most commonly arisen those wars in which
14    VII,  I  |            humbled; and many who had commonly seen their houses filled
15    VII,  II |             when unemployed they are commonly led by whoever chooses to
16   VIII,  I  |              rarely succeed and most commonly involve the ruin of those