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 1 VI    |       soldiers and allies, on such foundations he was able to build any
 2 VII   |         rapidly, cannot have their foundations and correspondencies8 with
 3 VII   |         their laps, and that those foundations, which others have laid
 4 VII(8)| corrispondenze,” their roots (i.e. foundations) and correspondencies or
 5 VII   |         who has not first laid his foundations may be able with great ability
 6 VII   |            seen that he laid solid foundations for his future power, and
 7 VII   |         had laid sufficiently good foundations to his power, having all
 8 VII   |         lost, and so firm were the foundations which in so short a time
 9 VII   |            And it is seen that his foundations were good, for the Romagna
10 IX    |         shown that he has laid his foundations well.~These principalities
11 XII   |           for a prince to have his foundations well laid, otherwise it
12 XII   |         will go to ruin. The chief foundations of all states, new as well
13 XX    |        Cesare Borgia, razed to the foundations all the fortresses in that