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1 Pre| for the sake of the common good of men, all those institutions
2 Pre| And so (on the contrary), good institutions without the
3 1 | which can be desired in a good friend among friends and
4 1 | when he knew it was for the good of his country. And I confess
5 1 | except (to say) that a good friend had died. It does
6 1 | and loved by him, whose good qualities, because they
7 1 | yet might be something of good.~COSIMO: What are those
8 1 | private than the public good, and other such things which
9 1 | will never be judged to be good, as to gain some usefulness
10 1 | necessity, do not make him good: nor can men who employ
11 1 | it does not occur in a good man; for, from the desire
12 1 | things: the one, that a good man was not able to undertake
13 1 | fame as valiant men, not as good men: but those who had lived
14 1 | acquired glory as valiant and good men: which results from
15 1 | possessions. But as these good men, who do not practice
16 1 | using) such exercises is not good, and any City which governs
17 1 | look for a Kingdom totally good, but similar to those that
18 1 | long as they were wise and good, never permitted that their
19 1 | a corrupt thing and not good. The reason is this; as
20 1 | seen that in every country, good soldiers are made by training;
21 1 | more contrary to a true and good military life. When there
22 1 | impossible for the Deletto to be good: but many times it happens
23 1 | from great men, and nothing good is ever done by force.~FABRIZIO:
24 1 | readily do harm to the public good than their own; for they
25 1 | tyrannized; and, as they had a good Government, did not have
26 1 | conjecturing from his calling how good the man may be, but how
27 1 | things, as they are a very good thing for a soldier to have,
28 1 | say, therefore, that how good the man is that you have
29 1 | being mixed together, make a good and united body. Notwithstanding
30 1 | formed of men of whom a good part were experienced in
31 1 | if twenty young men of good physical appearance should
32 1 | diligence, or from examples of good or bad, are never put aside.~
33 2 | which they called Sarisse, a good ten arms in length, with
34 2 | and I will tell you the good and the bad of one and the
35 2 | conclude, therefore, that a good infantry not only is able
36 2 | a soldier was never any good. This training consisted
37 2 | engagement should not have a good ending. All the ancient
38 2 | allow us to take up any good proceeding.~From these exercises,
39 2 | resulted that the ancients had good infantry, and that now those
40 2 | not enough in undertaking good training to have hardened
41 2 | practiced, an army is never good. And without doubt, bold
42 2 | order proceeds, which is good for nothing else but to
43 2 | since such companies are good in fighting by themselves,
44 2 | happen that there will be good soldiers in that country,
45 2 | therefore, our training is not good: and even if there should
46 2 | much virtu, and all that is good in our present army, depends
47 3 | arrangement of the Swiss is not as good as that of the ancient Romans
48 3 | adversary, and killed a good part of them. In fact all
49 3 | as some always do die)) a good Captain and a good Army
50 3 | die)) a good Captain and a good Army do not have to fear
51 3 | Swiss, which do us so much good, and lend so much power
52 3 | are able to have a very good understanding since you
53 3 | generations, upon which, in good part, it is based. One thing
54 4 | divert them to (something) good, as did Lucius Sulla, who,
55 4 | many of his men, caused a good many of them to be buried
56 4 | satisfied your question in good part: it is true, that concerning
57 4 | enemy offers you battle at a good hour of the morning, you
58 4 | talk to the entire Army, good things can only be done
59 4 | virtu more than any other good event. Necessities can be
60 5 | other. This method being good, and prudently conducted,
61 6 | would come to imitate the good Captains, according as I
62 6 | because thus the Romans did in good part, I would divide the
63 6 | by observing it do much good, by not observing it do
64 6 | not enough to make these good arrangements, unless they
65 6 | operated either for their good or evil, should merit either
66 6 | mistakes by a people, a good remedy is to see to it that
67 7 | want to call to mind one good thing to anyone who defends
68 7 | efforts did not have a good ending, none the less, he
69 7 | the City every day with a good part of his forces. Whence
70 7 | with promises of safety and good will, who, as men of little
71 7 | enemy, he made him a very good friend. The besieged ought
72 7 | especially at night, have good guards at the walls, and
73 7 | diligence on every side, and in good part well armed. I do not
74 7 | led) by hope and reward. Good Captains never come to an
75 7 | necessity it happens that good cavalry be created. I would
76 7 | should distribute horses of good breed throughout his countryside,
77 7 | hardship in maintaining them good, and to see to it that they
78 7 | compelled to make their army good and well ordered, (and)
79 7 | army which was (naturally) good have acted with so much
80 7 | had first to make the army good, and then fight with it.
81 7 | praiseworthy deed, no matter how good and excellent they might
82 7 | reverence for men? What good customs, therefore, is it
83 7 | Swiss and the Spaniards are good, I should confess they are
84 7 | And the Swiss have been good from their natural customs,
85 7 | might flee, they became good. But it is a goodness defective
86 7 | parts, for there is nothing good in them except that they
87 7 | Princes, have not produced any good army; and because they did
88 7 | orders were not, and are not, good, and there is no one who
89 7 | and are foreigners. And a good sculptor will never be found
90 7 | above, and it did not give a good account for itself, then
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