Chapter

 1 Ded |         princes, worthy of their greatness.~Desiring therefore to present
 2 Ded |      that you should attain that greatness which fortune and your other
 3 Ded |          from the summit of your greatness will sometimes turn your
 4 III |         the Church to reach such greatness. And in fact it has been
 5 III |        it has been seen that the greatness of the Church and of Spain
 6 VIII|    considered, together with his greatness of mind in enduring overcoming
 7 VIII|      discourses, speaking of the greatness of Pope Alexander and his
 8 XI  |         Church has attained such greatness in temporal power, seeing
 9 XI  |        he did contributed to the greatness of the Church, which, after
10 XI  |        things firm: the one, the greatness of the church, with which
11 XII |       always aspire to their own greatness, either by oppressing you,
12 XVII|          by payments, and not by greatness or nobility of mind, may
13 XIX | endeavour to show in his actions greatness, courage, gravity, and fortitude;
14 XXIV|        territory compared to the greatness of the Romans and of Greece
15 XXVI|      Medes so as to discover the greatness of the soul of Cyrus; and
16 XXVI|          has contributed to your greatness; you ought to do the rest.