 | Niccolò Machiavelli - 1762 - 864 páginas
...even after the term of bis baniihment was expired, till he had obtained the confent of the Signiory, and thirty-four of the Colleges, though the whole...of them amounted to no more than thirty-feven. All perions were prohibited to write to or receive any letters from them ; every word, or fign, or gefture,... | |
 | Niccolò Machiavelli, Ellis Farneworth - 1775 - 502 páginas
...even after the term of his banifhment was expired, till he had obtained the confent of the Signiory, and thirty-four of the Colleges, though the whole...thirty-feven. All perfons were prohibited to write CO or receive any letters from them ; every word, or fign, or gcfture, that difpleafed the governors,... | |
 | John Adams - 1851 - 518 páginas
...even after the term of his banishment was expired, till he had obtained the consent of the signori and thirty-four of the colleges, though the whole number of them amounted to no more than thirty-seven. All persons were prohibited to write or receive any letters from them ; every word, or... | |
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... and thirtyfour of the colleges, though the whole number of them amounted to no more than thirty-feven. All perfons were prohibited to write or receive any letters from them ; every word, or fign, or gefture, that difpleafed the governors, waspunifhed... 