Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       calamities," says Niccolo Macchiavelli, "it was the will of Heaven
 2 12,4 | Florentine Republic sent to ask Macchiavelli, their ambassador at Cesena,
 3 12,4 |         their deserts.~ NICCOLO MACCHIAVELLI" ~The Duke of Valentinois
 4 13,3 |         frank good-nature which Macchiavelli so greatly admired, and
 5 13,3 |      which we reproduce here as Macchiavelli sent them to the magnificent
 6 13,5 |       the town, and he summoned Macchiavelli. ~Caesar and the Florentine
 7 13,5 |     shut up together, and since Macchiavelli himself recounts the history
 8 13,5 |    execution was over, assuring Macchiavelli that he had never had any
 9 14,3 |       as Caesar afterwards told Macchiavelli, his ambitious soul had
10 16,2 |        petty king, the man whom Macchiavelli presents to all princes