Book,  Chapter

1       2,  I    |         favor and seeking their friendship. Nor did they see before
2       2,  II   | themselves, some following [the friendship of] Sparta, the the others [
3       2,  XI   |        France derived from that friendship more notoriety than protection;
4       2,  XV   |       ought to follow the Roman friendship [alliance] or the Carthaginian.
5       2,  XV   |       as he recognized that the friendship of the Florentines came
6       2,  XXIII|   manage so that the enmity and friendship of the Romans were equally
7       2,  XXX  |         PRINCES DO NOT PURCHASE FRIENDSHIP WITH MONEY, BUT WITH VIRTU
8       2,  XXX  |    Empire, in order to have its friendship, agreed to contribute to
9       2,  XXX  |       sought, not to sell their friendship, but to purchase hers. Nor