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 1 VII|          gracious, magnanimous and liberal, to destroy a disloyal soldiery
 2 XV |          it is that one is reputed liberal, another miserly, using
 3 XVI|        would be well to be reputed liberal. Nevertheless, liberality
 4 XVI|     maintain among men the name of liberal is obliged to avoid no attribute
 5 XVI|            to maintain the name of liberal, to unduly weigh down his
 6 XVI|            more considered than if liberal, seeing that with his economy
 7 XVI| enterprises if he had been reputed liberal. A prince, therefore, provided
 8 XVI|           positions by having been liberal, and by being considered
 9 XVI|         necessary to be considered liberal; and Caesar was one of those
10 XVI|          have been considered very liberal, I reply: Either a prince