Chapter

 1 I  |        ACQUIRED~ALL STATES, all powers, that have held and hold
 2 II |         for a prince of average powers to maintain himself in his
 3 III|        relations with the minor powers, without increasing their
 4 III|        allow any strong foreign powers to gain authority. Greece
 5 III|          he destroyed the minor powers, he increased the strength
 6 III|  strength of one of the greater powers in Italy, he brought in
 7 VI |  Without that opportunity their powers of mind would have been
 8 VI | extinguished, and without those powers the opportunity would have
 9 VII|         affairs and embroil the powers, so as to make himself securely
10 XI |      happy. But being upheld by powers, to which the human mind
11 XI |         reason why the temporal powers of the pope were little
12 XIX|          on account of external powers. From the latter he is defended