Essay

 1        3|        descend, and be like the prince of darkness; and what is
 2        4|        is superior; for it is a prince’s part to pardon. And Solomon,
 3       14|      and to inflame. And let no prince measure the danger of them
 4       14|         not so. Neither let any prince, or state, be secure concerning
 5       18|    destruction of that renowned prince, Sultan Mustapha, and otherwise
 6       18| destruction of Crispus, a young prince of rare towardness, by Constantinus
 7       19|          neither was there ever prince, bereaved of his dependences,
 8       22|        tolerable in a sovereign prince; because themselves are
 9       22|         evil, in a servant to a prince, or a citizen in a republic.
10       28|         gold. Therefore let any prince or state think solely of
11       28|       that whatsoever estate or prince doth rest upon them, he
12       35|      property in a servant of a prince, or state. Therefore it
13       35|       too much. At the least, a prince may animate and inure some
14       35|         an honest man; and that prince, that can discern of these
15       35|        that aspireth, is a wise prince. Generally, let princes
16       44|        for an infirmary, if the prince or any special person should
17       50|    opinion not wise, that for a prince to govern his estate, or