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 1 I    |      acquired them, as was the kingdom of Naples to that of the
 2 III  |     kept friendly by them, the kingdom of Macedonia was humbled,
 3 III  |        he, wishing to have the kingdom of Naples, divides it with
 4 III  |      he could have left in the kingdom his own pensioner as king,
 5 III  |   Romagna to Alexander and the kingdom to Spain to avoid war, I
 6 IV   |             CHAPTER IV~WHY THE KINGDOM OF DARIUS, CONQUERED BY
 7 IV   |       assist him to govern the kingdom as ministers by his favour
 8 IV   |    servants; and, dividing his kingdom into sanjaks, he sends there
 9 IV   |    difficulties in seizing the kingdom of the Turk are that the
10 IV   |       in by the princes of the kingdom, nor can he hope to be assisted
11 IV   | gaining over some baron of the kingdom, for one always finds malcontents
12 IV   |    will find it similar to the kingdom of the Turk, and therefore
13 IV   |       no tumults raised in the kingdom except those they provoked
14 VI   |        he wanted nothing but a kingdom to be a king. This man abolished
15 VII  |     she was making towards the kingdom of Naples against the Spaniards
16 VII  |      already driven out of the kingdom of Naples by the Spaniards,
17 VII  |        from his influence, the kingdom of France having relations
18 XII  |   Aragon, in order to save her kingdom. And if the Venetians and
19 XII  |     against the Church and the kingdom of Naples. But let us come
20 XIII |      and he established in his kingdom ordinances concerning men-at-arms
21 XIII |        source of peril to that kingdom; because, having raised
22 XIII |    this example proves it, the kingdom of France would be unconquerable
23 XVIII| deprived him of reputation and kingdom many a time.~
24 XIX  |     because he who founded the kingdom, knowing the ambition of
25 XIX  |       security to the king and kingdom. From this one can draw
26 XIX  |   security and strength of the kingdom, and it is necessary that,
27 XIX  |     keep them his friends. The kingdom of the Soldan is similar;
28 XXI  |   driving out and clearing his kingdom of the Moors; nor could
29 XXIV |   nevertheless he retained the kingdom.~Therefore, do not let our
30 XXV  |      desire to recover all the kingdom of Naples; on the other
31 XXVI |    swindling and taxing of the kingdom and of Tuscany, and cleanse