Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XL  |    enemy and the Nobility as a friend. For with that favor [of
 2       1,  XL  |     and having the People as a friend, he defended himself with
 3       1,  XLI |      quickly, and from being a friend showing himself to be the
 4       1,  LII |   should be discovered to be a friend of the Medici, he would
 5       1,  LIX |        that a Prince, who is a friend of a powerful Prince [and]
 6       2,  I   |        endeavored to have some friend in these new provinces who
 7       2,  IX  |        time, I would assault a friend of his very own with some
 8       2,  IX  | knowing that in assaulting his friend either he would resent it
 9       2,  XV  |        decide in favor of some friend, for no person is helped
10       2,  XVII|       rear, he first harms his friend rather than you: even on
11       3,  II  | industry to seek to make him a friend, and to this purpose employ
12       3,  VI  |     who in the past had been a friend of Nero, who judged it to
13       3,  VI  |       wrote to Maternianus his friend in Rome that he learn from
14       3,  VI  |       committed to his trusted friend, the Centurion Martialis,
15       3,  VI  |        but he [Pandolfo] met a friend who stopped him, while some
16       3,  XXI |      he quickly made himself a friend of that province, and with
17       3,  XL  |       middle way: Never make a friend or remove an enemy. Which