Chapter

 1 III  |       of the natives.~For these reasons Louis XII, King of France,
 2 III  |        second time. The general reasons for the first have been
 3 III  |     avoid war, I answer for the reasons given above that a blunder
 4 IV   |       him. This arises from the reasons given above; for his ministers,
 5 IV   |       people with them, for the reasons assigned. Hence, he who
 6 IV   |       change. Such men, for the reasons given, can open the way
 7 IV   |        Alexander, for the above reasons. And if his successors had
 8 VI   |     been destroyed. Besides the reasons mentioned, the nature of
 9 VII  |       Venetians, moved by other reasons, inclined to bring back
10 XI   |     among the barons. For these reasons his Holiness Pope Leo20
11 XIV  |         his, confirming it with reasons, so that by these continual
12 XVII |     what belongs to others; but reasons for taking life, on the
13 XVIII|       against him, and when the reasons that caused him to pledge
14 XVIII|  wanting to a prince legitimate reasons to excuse this nonobservance.
15 XX   |         I believe, by the above reasons, fostered the Guelph and
16 XX   |       he must well consider the reasons which induced those to favour
17 XX   |     them. And weighing well the reasons for this in those examples
18 XXI  | conquered, and you will have no reasons to offer, nor anything to
19 XXI  |      such a case, for the above reasons, the prince ought to favour