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 1 Pref  |      another makes a panegyric to a prince; another encourages him
 2 Pref  |             than hear the Pope or a prince be touched in the least,
 3 Praise| commonwealth where a philosopher is prince, or whose prince is addicted
 4 Praise|     philosopher is prince, or whose prince is addicted to philosophy.”
 5 Praise|            Who would not conceive a prince a great lord and abundant
 6 Praise|             helmet is an oath for a prince. Or what should I say of
 7 Praise|           fully reckoning himself a prince if he might but live so
 8 Praise|             discharge the duty of a prince, he would not think it worth
 9 Praise|            communicated; and that a prince stands in that place that
10 Praise|             These and the like if a prince should duly weigh, and weigh
11 Praise|        discharged all the duty of a prince if they hunt every day,
12 Praise|        commonwealth. All which if a prince should compare them with