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1 IV       | provoked themselves.~But it is impossible to hold with such tranquillity
2 VIII     |       as Agathocles did. It is impossible for those who follow the
3 X        |       changeable, it is almost impossible to keep an army a whole
4 XVII     |      And of all princes, it is impossible for the new prince to avoid
5 XVIII(41)|        would have been clearly impossible to mention Ferdinand’s name
6 XIX      |        popular goodwill, it is impossible that any one should be so
7 XX       |     difficulty, for it will be impossible to satisfy them. And weighing
8 XXI      |       and conquering, as it is impossible that he should not with
9 XXV      |        the Venetians, found it impossible to refuse him soldiers without