Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  X    |         in few men. He will also learn from this lesson of history
 2       2,  XIII |       things, it is necessary to learn to deceive. In addition
 3       3,  II   | discontent with a Prince have to learn that they first ought to
 4       3,  V    |          them. And in wanting to learn the course that they should
 5       3,  VI   |           therefore, Princes may learn to guard themselves from
 6       3,  VI   |          in them, and rather may learn to live contentedly under
 7       3,  VI   |       his friend in Rome that he learn from the Astrologers if
 8       3,  VI   |         to avenge it, to seek to learn very well its nature, and
 9       3,  XVIII|        it is not so difficult to learn the designs of the enemy
10       3,  XVIII|       victor who is the first to learn of the necessity of the
11       3,  XXX  |        so that future people may learn how they have to defend