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 1 III     |          feel against the ruling power. So that in respect to these
 2 III     |         not get hold of too much power and too much authority,
 3 III     |     permission to increase their power, nor did the persuasions
 4 III     |          by adding much temporal power to the spiritual, thus giving
 5 III     |          he brought in a foreign power, he did not settle in the
 6 III     |       him who has been raised to power.~
 7 IV      |         possession; but with the power and long continuance of
 8 VI      |          others or attain to the power of those they imitate. A
 9 VII     |       foundations for his future power, and I do not consider it
10 VII     | simplicity brought them into his power at Sinigaglia10. Having
11 VII     |          good foundations to his power, having all the Romagna
12 VII     |         whom he gave the fullest power. This man in a short time
13 VII     |   Fourthly, by acquiring so much power before the Pope should die
14 VII     |          he had acquired so much power and reputation that he would
15 VII     |    others, but solely on his own power and ability.~But Alexander
16 VII     |       exterminate those who have power or reason to hurt him, to
17 X       |        whether a prince has such power that, in case of need, he
18 X       |      they fear this or any other power they may have near them,
19 XI      |       such greatness in temporal power, seeing that from Alexander
20 XI      |         have valued the temporal power very slightly — yet now
21 XII     |       has acquired more temporal power, and that Italy has been
22 XII     |       gain authority in temporal power: in many others their citizens
23 XIII    | uncertain or unstable as fame or power not founded on its own strength.
24 XIII(33)|        have added that the Roman power was at its zenith when every
25 XVI     |         exercise it you lose the power to do so, and so become
26 XVIII   |        was a man who had greater power in asserting, or who with
27 XXI     |     these means he was acquiring power and authority over them.
28 XXIV    |         defects states that have power enough to keep an army in
29 XXV     |      with fortune, who shows her power where valour has not prepared
30 XXVI    |      which confer reputation and power upon a new prince.~This