Chapter

 1 3,1  |       the wealth of the poor and ought to return to the poor, he
 2 3,2  |        if your joy is founded on ought else than this, you are
 3 4,4  |     uncertain as to the route he ought to take for getting into
 4 5,3  |       one needs ready money, one ought to be able to make a sacrifice
 5 6,1  |      were pondering whether they ought to jeopardise the whole
 6 7,2  | consistory to consistory, when I ought properly to be leading a
 7 7,3  |     means he adopts: it is I who ought to have been made duke,
 8 7,3  |          dominions and a kingdom ought to trample under foot all
 9 11,5 |          mine. Yet, since he who ought to punish him is not for
10 12,2 |    understand that at least they ought to reap some benefit from
11 13,5 |  prisoners to march against you, ought, he thinks, to excite your
12 Epi,2|        of the earth, though they ought to be its foundation and