Chapter

 1 2,3 |  connected with some great man's interests. However it may have been,
 2 3,3 |     public good to their private interests, he inflicted an injury,
 3 3,4 |         there was a community of interests, and many people collected
 4 4,1 | ambassadors. These two important interests, compromised by the Duke
 5 4,1 | evidently prejudicial to his own interests: Florence, Milan's old ally,
 6 4,4 |      maintenance of their common interests should supply six thousand
 7 4,4 |       came in pursuit of his own interests, regardless of the common
 8 4,5 |          at stake as well as the interests of his kingdom, and that
 9 4,5 |    finish the journey alone; the interests which called him back to
10 5,3 |         be advisable both in the interests of your Highness and for
11 5,3 |      that may be contrary to the interests of your Highness. ~"Given
12 5,4 |         soon as possible, in the interests of his own personal safety.
13 5,6 |         of your Holiness and the interests of the Holy See." ~The pope
14 5,8 |    majority of the pope, and the interests of Christendom; and these
15 8,1 |        easily be imagined to the interests of Ferdinand and Isabella
16 8,4 |          further his own private interests, and against whomsoever
17 10,4|     people to Rome; the temporal interests of his family seeming to
18 10,4|     important than the spiritual interests of his subjects. ~ ~