Chapter

 1 Ded |      possible for me to make a better gift than to offer you the
 2 III |    rulers willingly, hoping to better themselves, and this hope
 3 III |      difficulty.~The other and better course is to send colonies
 4 III |       one whose conduct is the better to be observed, he having
 5 VII |     because I do not know what better precepts to give a new prince
 6 XII |       and progress, one may be better prepared to counteract them.
 7 XIII|       conquered, more time and better opportunities are needed
 8 XIII|   which arms together are much better than mercenaries alone or
 9 XIV |       know his country, and is better able to undertake its defence;
10 XVII|    CLEMENCY, AND WHETHER IT IS BETTER TO BE LOVED THAN FEARED~
11 XVII| question arises: whether it be better to be loved than feared
12 XVII|    were many men who knew much better how not to err than to correct
13 XIX |       Neither could you have a better or a more prudent arrangement,
14 XXI |      has been said, that it is better and more advantageous for
15 XXV |     part I consider that it is better to be adventurous than cautious,
16 XXVI|       more faithful, truer, or better soldiers. And although singly
17 XXVI|   altogether they will be much better when they find themselves