Chapter

 1 III |          be very strong in armed forces, yet in entering a province
 2 III |       only needed Lodovico’s own forces; because those who had opened
 3 III | authority, and then with his own forces, and with their goodwill,
 4 III |     attacked Naples with her own forces she ought to have done so;
 5 VII |         it because they have not forces which they can keep friendly
 6 VII |         two things: the one, his forces did not appear loyal to
 7 VII |          say, he feared that the forces of the Orsini, which was
 8 VII |          French or other outside forces, he had recourse to his
 9 VII |      great measure crushed those forces in his vicinity that could
10 VII |     depended on the luck and the forces of others, but solely on
11 XIII|     prince is called in with his forces to aid and defend, as was
12 XIII|      Forli; but afterwards, such forces not appearing to him reliable,
13 XIII|       one and the other of these forces can easily be seen when
14 XIII|       complete master of his own forces.~I was not intending to
15 XIII| afterwards made war with his own forces and not with aliens.~I wish
16 XIII|    necessity of being armed with forces of his own, and he established
17 XIII|       much inferior to one’s own forces. And this example proves
18 XIII|    secure without having its own forces; on the contrary, it is
19 XIII|          strength. And one’s own forces are those which are composed
20 XIII|          to take ready one’s own forces will be easily found if
21 XX  |        always assist the outside forces and the other will not be
22 XXV |        and thither she turns her forces where she knows that barriers
23 XXVI|        be provided with your own forces, because there can be no