Chapter

 1 III |           with it good as well as evil, and evil as well as good.~
 2 III |         good as well as evil, and evil as well as good.~But let
 3 VIII|       called properly used, if of evil it is lawful to speak well,
 4 VIII|           either from timidity or evil advice, is always compelled
 5 VIII| circumstances, whether of good or evil, shall make him change;
 6 IX  |          whom they were expecting evil, are bound more closely
 7 X   |          to his subjects that the evil will not be for long, at
 8 XV  |         him among so much that is evil.~Hence it is necessary for
 9 XIX |           very often forced to do evil; for when that body is corrupt
10 XXI |         choice to take the lesser evil.~A prince ought also to