Chapter

 1 III  |      experience they have gone from bad to worse. This follows also
 2 VII  |        Julius II, in whom he made a bad choice, because, as is said,
 3 XII  |       causes of their being good or bad, and having shown the methods
 4 XVII |          the prince, whether in his bad or in his good fortune.
 5 XVIII|          hold, but because they are bad, and will not keep faith
 6 XIX  |            much by good works as by bad ones, therefore, as I said
 7 XIX  |           except Severus, came to a bad end; but in Severus there
 8 XX   |         them to cancel by deeds the bad impression which he had
 9 XXI  | extraordinary thing, either good or bad, would take some method
10 XXII |            judgment to know good or bad when it is said and done,
11 XXII |          recognize the good and the bad in his servant, and the
12 XXIV |             and when afterwards the bad times came they thought
13 XXIV |             be good, but it is very bad to have neglected all other