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 1 V      | therefore he who would keep a city accustomed to freedom will
 2 V      |       who becomes master of a city accustomed to freedom and
 3 VIII   |    held the princedom of that city without any civil commotion.
 4 VIII   |     was he able to defend his city, but leaving part of his
 5 VIII   |   wished to visit him and his city, and in some measure to
 6 VIII   |     only was he secure in the city of Fermo, but he had become
 7 X      |      life and strength of the city, and on the pursuit of which
 8 X      |       prince who has a strong city, and had not made himself
 9 X      |     have property outside the city, and see it burnt, they
10 XIX    |       the government of their city, and it was ruled by him
11 XXI    |      in any way to honour his city or state.~Further, he ought
12 XXI    |     of the year; and as every city is divided into guilds or
13 XXI(44)|   company of any trade in any city or corporation town.” The