Chapter

 1 III |             up arms against him who rules: wherein they are deceived,
 2 III |           Italy had he observed the rules above laid down, and kept
 3 VI  |          arise in part from the new rules and methods which they are
 4 IX  | circumstances one cannot give fixed rules, so I omit them; but, I
 5 XII |         permitted by their military rules, and devised by them to
 6 XIII|        fevers. Therefore, if he who rules a principality cannot recognize
 7 XIII|         will be easily found if the rules suggested by me shall be
 8 XIII|      organized themselves, to which rules I entirely commit myself.~
 9 XIV |             study, than war and its rules and discipline; for this
10 XIV |             that belongs to him who rules, and it is of such force
11 XIV |        anything in his mind but the rules of war; and when he was
12 XIV |          ought to observe some such rules, and never in peaceful times
13 XV  |            see what ought to be the rules of conduct for a prince