Chapter

 1 2,2  |       maxim, Forgetfulness is the best cure for the losses we suffer.
 2 3,2  |           but that which conduces best to the service of God and
 3 3,3  |           we shall act as we deem best for Christendom, and not
 4 3,3  |  Christendom, and not as you deem best for your own private good.
 5 3,4  |       Caesar were accordingly the best beloved of his heart, and
 6 3,4  |      Ferdinand wanted to make the best bargain he could out of
 7 6,1  |       sincere desire and the very best intention of remaining his
 8 6,2  |        and fifty men-at-arms, the best and bravest of the army,
 9 6,4  |   soldiers the man who had fought best. ~During the night the torrent
10 6,4  | succession of sovereigns, was the best thing possible for Alexander;
11 7,1  |          might, for they were the best troops in the world; but
12 7,3  |          to make any use he liked best of his opportunities, and
13 8,1  |       Holiness looked upon as his best friend, could save him. ~
14 8,4  |       children, who were also the best looking of the little band,
15 10,4 |          and that it would be the best plan for him to fly, before
16 12,4 |          Borgia is the prince who best knows how to make and unmake
17 13,1 |           Urbino, who enjoyed the best possible relations with
18 13,4 |   particular, who knew Caesar the best, never ceased to tell the
19 13,4 |       recommending him to get the best terms he could for the town,
20 14,2 |   Michelotto, with those he could best count on among his men,
21 15,2 |           of ten or twelve of his best officers and of nearly 300
22 16,1 |           Caesar's part to do the best he could with his bottle
23 Epi,2|     mounted his horse, and at his best speed took the road to Rome,