Book,  Chapter

1       1,  LVII| liberty or their Prince much loved by them, but who is still
2       2       |  capable) some of those more loved by Heaven can accomplish
3       2,  II  |  much hatred and should have loved living in freedom, and the
4       3,  V   |      is much more easy to be loved by the good than the bad,
5       3,  VI  |      Nicomachus, a young boy loved by him, who quickly told
6       3,  XXI |    that he who makes himself loved commands as well as he who
7       3,  XXI |    than he who makes himself loved. It matters little, therefore,
8       3,  XXI |   either from making oneself loved too much or from making
9       3,  XXI |   who desires too much to be loved becomes condemned every