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 1 IV   |     particular affection.~The examples of these two governments
 2 VI   |      do, I adduce the highest examples both of prince and of state;
 3 VI   |   like are the most excellent examples. And although one may not
 4 VI   |     and happy.~To these great examples I wish to add a lesser one;
 5 VII  | fortune, I wish to adduce two examples within our own recollection,
 6 VIII |    will be illustrated by two examples — one ancient, the other
 7 VIII | subject, I consider these two examples will suffice those who may
 8 XII  | portentous.~And as with these examples I have reached Italy, which
 9 XIII |      histories may be full of examples, I do not wish to leave
10 XIII |     beyond Italian and recent examples, but I am unwilling to leave
11 XVII |   cruelty; because with a few examples he will be more merciful
12 XVIII|        Of this endless modern examples could be given, showing
13 XIX  |       for any escape.~Endless examples could be given on this subject,
14 XX   |   arms. Histories are full of examples. But when a prince acquires
15 XX   |     reasons for this in those examples which can be taken from
16 XXI  |       a prince to set unusual examples in internal affairs, similar