Machiavelli, Vol
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共 30 段- The mere motive of its creation and dedication has been the
- There is no great book in the world of smaller compass than
- In the History, as in much of his other work, Machiavelli en
- Whether the fronte of the armie ought to bee made large, 132
- FABRICIO. I have not yet made an ende of disputyng al thesam
- And if the Venicians had been so wise in this, as in all the
- I beleeve that it is necessarye, men being founde, to arme t
- FABRICIO. Either I have tolde you, or I minded to tell you,
- FABRICIO. You saie truth, but surely thoccasion hath been th
- FABRICIO. With a good will I will tell you thesame, that I t
- FABRICIO. And I will not nowe shewe you other, then this: yo
- FABRICIO. This question of yours (bicause it hath many hedde
- ZANOBI. I am readie to do what soever shall please you to ap
- FABRICIO. I will tell you. Aniball had putte all the strengt
- FABRICIO. I have shewed you, how an armi, is ordained to fai
- FABRICIO. I shall contente you with a good will, beyng inesp
- Of these twoo orders of lodgynges in the beginnyng of the he
- FABRICIO. I tell you again, that the Romaines when thei enca
- [Sidenote: A policie wher by Pompey got a towne; How Publius
- And noote, that a Towne, whiche hathe the ditches withoute,
- He that prepareth not necessarie victualles to live upon, is
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- But the difficulties consist in the new Principality; and fi
- Let no man marvaile, if in the discourse I shall make of new
- But because a man becomes a Prince of a private man two waye
- Having treated particularly of the qualities of those Princi
- Beginning then at the first of the above mentioned qualities
- But because among the qualities, whereof formerly mention is
- There is nothing gains a Prince such repute as great exploit
- It is not unknown unto me, how that many have held opinion,