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 1 1|      own subjects, and with the authority of the Prince.~COSIMO: Would
 2 1|         do not acquire too much authority over them. And you have
 3 1|       to keep in mind that this authority is acquired either naturally
 4 1|         command; for continuous authority over the same men generates
 5 1| succession, would have had more authority in the election of Emperors,
 6 2|      heart, or at least of more authority, who with his courage, with
 7 4|         not enough, you can use authority and force: but the difficulty
 8 6|          the ancients added the authority of God: and, therefore,
 9 6|        neither blood (birth) or authority attain it without virtu.
10 7|       of a fugitive, who gained authority and confidence with the