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1 IV   |   united, and he will have to rely more on his own strength
2 IV   |      as the conqueror did not rely on them before his victory,
3 VI   |  whether these innovators can rely on themselves or have to
4 VI   |   anything; but when they can rely on themselves and use force,
5 VIII |      his hand; neither can he rely on his subjects, nor can
6 IX   |      For such a prince cannot rely upon what he observes in
7 XIV  |      his soldiers, nor can he rely on them. He ought never,
8 XVIII| terrify the wolves. Those who rely simply on the lion do not
9 XXIII| intends to do, and no one can rely on his resolutions.~A prince,