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 1 II  | extraordinary vices cause him to be hated, it is reasonable to expect
 2 X   |          well fortified, and is not hated by his people.~The cities
 3 XVI |     avoiding poverty, rapacious and hated. And a prince should guard
 4 XVI |          against being despised and hated; and liberality leads you
 5 XVII|             feared whilst he is not hated, which will always be as
 6 XIX |            AVOID BEING DESPISED AND HATED~Now, concerning the characteristics
 7 XIX |          things which will make him hated or contemptible; and as
 8 XIX |            reproaches.~It makes him hated above all things, as I have
 9 XIX |           himself by avoiding being hated and despised, and by keeping
10 XIX |           conspiracies is not to be hated and despised by the people,
11 XIX |           not so as to make himself hated by the people.~It may appear,
12 XIX |           princes cannot help being hated by someone, they ought,
13 XIX |         first place, to avoid being hated by every one, and when they
14 XIX |           he lived, and was neither hated nor despised.~But Pertinax
15 XIX |     respected by every one, and not hated by the army; and it need
16 XIX |            of Alexandria. He became hated by the whole world, and
17 XIX |             the soldiers, and being hated by one party and despised
18 XIX |             for two things made him hated and despised; the one, his
19 XX  |             fortress is — not to be hated by the people, because,
20 XX  |            before, not to have been hated by the people than to have
21 XX  |            cares little about being hated by the people.~