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 1 III      |          ruling them; because the two peoples, preserving in other
 2 III      |          has only to bear in mind two considerations: the one,
 3 III      |           send colonies to one or two places, which may be as
 4 III      |      order that they might secure two towns in Lombardy, had made
 5 IV       |           found to be governed in two different ways: either by
 6 IV       |  affection.~The examples of these two governments in our time
 7 VI       |        that one or other of these two things will mitigate in
 8 VII      |           who has elevated them — two most inconstant and unstable
 9 VII      |      afterwards.~Concerning these two methods of rising to be
10 VII      |         fortune, I wish to adduce two examples within our own
11 VII      |          further, was hindered by two things: the one, his forces
12 VII      |          rest in the air, between two most powerful hostile armies,
13 VIII     |         from a private station in two ways, neither of which can
14 VIII     |         it will be illustrated by two examples — one ancient,
15 VIII     |         subject, I consider these two examples will suffice those
16 IX       |       Because in all cities these two distinct parties are found,
17 IX       |        the people; and from these two opposite desires there arises
18 IX       |         to be looked at mainly in two ways: that is to say, they
19 IX       |   themselves may be dealt with in two ways; they may fail to do
20 XI       | Florentines. These potentates had two principal anxieties: the
21 XI       |           who, being divided into two factions, Orsini and Colonna,
22 XI       | disturbance, nevertheless he held two things firm: the one, the
23 XII      |        there were not to be found two thousand foot soldiers.
24 XIV      |         in war; this he can do in two ways, the one by action,
25 XIV      |      Which knowledge is useful in two ways. Firstly, he learns
26 XVII     |          than loved, when, of the two, either must be dispensed
27 XVIII    |           You must know there are two ways of contesting38, the
28 XVIII(40)|          is noteworthy that these two phrases, “contro alla fede”
29 XIX      |     reason a prince ought to have two fears, one from within,
30 XIX      |           the difficulty of these two opposing humours, were inclined
31 XIX      |       master of the whole empire, two difficulties; one in Asia,
32 XIX      |         not possess for long, for two things made him hated and
33 XX       |         has been seen to demolish two fortresses in Citta di Castello
34 XXI      |      standing neutral; because if two of your powerful neighbours
35 XXV      |       method. One can also see of two cautious men the one attain
36 XXV      |        other fail; and similarly, two men by different observances
37 XXV      |       from what I have said, that two men working differently
38 XXV      |           the same effect, and of two working similarly, one attains
39 XXV      |        their ways, so long as the two are in agreement men are