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 1 II   |                    CHAPTER II~CONCERNING HEREDITARY PRINCIPALITIES~
 2 III  |                   CHAPTER III~CONCERNING MIXED PRINCIPALITIES~BUT
 3 III  |   what I shall write later on concerning the faith of princes, and
 4 V    |                     CHAPTER V~CONCERNING THE WAY TO GOVERN CITIES
 5 VI   |                    CHAPTER VI~CONCERNING NEW PRINCIPALITIES WHICH
 6 VII  |                   CHAPTER VII~CONCERNING NEW PRINCIPALITIES WHICH
 7 VII  |     they must lay afterwards.~Concerning these two methods of rising
 8 VIII |                  CHAPTER VIII~CONCERNING THOSE WHO HAVE OBTAINED
 9 IX   |                    CHAPTER IX~CONCERNING A CIVIL PRINCIPALITY~BUT
10 X    |                     CHAPTER X~CONCERNING THE WAY IN WHICH THE STRENGTH
11 XI   |                    CHAPTER XI~CONCERNING ECCLESIASTICAL PRINCIPALITIES~
12 XII  |       SOLDIERY THERE ARE, AND CONCERNING MERCENARIES~HAVING discoursed
13 XIII |                  CHAPTER XIII~CONCERNING AUXILIARIES, MIXED SOLDIERY,
14 XIII |     in his kingdom ordinances concerning men-at-arms and infantry.
15 XV   |                    CHAPTER XV~CONCERNING THINGS FOR WHICH MEN, AND
16 XV   |     one side imaginary things concerning a prince, and discussing
17 XVI  |                   CHAPTER XVI~CONCERNING LIBERALITY AND MEANNESS~
18 XVII |                  CHAPTER XVII~CONCERNING CRUELTY AND CLEMENCY, AND
19 XVIII|                 CHAPTER XVIII~CONCERNING THE WAY IN WHICH PRINCES
20 XIX  |       DESPISED AND HATED~Now, concerning the characteristics of which
21 XIX  |    Nabis the Spartan did.~But concerning his subjects, when affairs
22 XXII |                  CHAPTER XXII~CONCERNING THE SECRETARIES OF PRINCES~
23 XXIII| afterwards a patient listener concerning the things of which he inquired;
24 XXV  |      I consider enough to say concerning resistance to fortune in