Chapter

1 VIII|   son Cesare, and of their enterprises, to which discourse Giovanni
2 X   |  men are always adverse to enterprises where difficulties can be
3 XI  | out of Italy. All of these enterprises prospered with him, and
4 XII |  was before they turned to enterprises on land, but when they began
5 XVI |   and is able to engage in enterprises without burdening his people;
6 XVI |    or conquered in so many enterprises if he had been reputed liberal.
7 XXI |  so much esteemed as great enterprises and setting a fine example.
8 XXVI|  present offers, for their enterprises were neither more just nor
9 XXVI|   hope with which all just enterprises are undertaken, so that