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theprinentshaveeverpervertedtheuseofrriagetheygenerallytakeagreatnyeasurenaturalised；naly；asiahenultitudeof；northechildrenforoneanother
thereigningfalyreselesthestate；itistoosverynurousandextensive；andyetissuddenlyextin
itisnotatallprobablethatfifty；isthefirstprisonerofthepalace
afteragihathunnatureshouldperpetuallyriseupagainstdespotisbutnotankind；notostnationsaresubjeentthisiseasilyaaderatego
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vent；itisneintion；togive；asitasterpieattainedbyprudenentoffersitself；asitthroughout；andaspassionsonlyarerequisitetoestabli**；thisisayreach
15thesasubjeselvesintheniarryatesinturkeytheyareofageatfifteen44
theyhavenosuenthereisnofixedproperty；peopledependratheronthepersonthanonhisestate
theittedinderategovents；45butespeoderationarisingfroforfgoventstonavepreferredtoallothers
hadthelegislatorsoftheronrepublicestablishedthecessionofgoods；46theyneveranyseditionsandcivildisrds；neitheredies
povertyandthepreoneyinproportiontothedangerheseesinlendingitserythereforepoursfrollpartsintothoseunhappyuntries；theyarebereftofeverything；evenoftheresourceofborrowing
henentisunabletoerouth；andberhielferustgivefoeythanheuldpossiblygetbythegoodshenerce；theyareallreducedtoiscalledthebarepolice
agoventbezzlingofthepublicneyisthereforenaturalindespoticstates
asthisisanent；nfisoneydraethodbeingansiderabletributeilyheprinceopreserve
inderategoventsitisquiteadifferentthingnfisinalinrepublicstheyischiefofsubvertingequality；ent；bydeprivingacitizenofhisnecessarysubsistence47
thereisaronlaenjestatis；orhightreasonofthestheinousnatureititnfisesinuntrieshasrenderedrealestatesalienable；bodinveryjustlyobservesthatnfiscationsshouldextendonlytosuchasarepurchasedoracquired49
16oftheniunionarperedbythenarunicateapartofitself
henilitarybodiesarenotsofarsubjecttotheirgeneralasnottooillagreatersubjectiontotheirsovereign
instnarilitaryrps；sothatastheyhavenoauthoritybutthroughtheprineasureintheservieasureoutofit
thisisinpatibleentforifthoseployedustbethatthereeninthestateightbesaidtobegreatoftheelves；athingdireent
agree；icstatebesides；ifaparticulargoveorshouldrefusetoobey；hoheotheranshhishead
inthiskindofgovent；authoritysteverbeagistrateresteadythanthatofthedespotients；thelaagistratesarecapableoffolloagistratefolloustcertainlyfollowhisown
again；asthelaberofpeopleust；andketheirontaryshouldfolloannerofwilling
17ofpresentsitisareapresentthegul51neverreceivesthepetitionsofhissubjectsiftheyeptyhandstheseprincesspoileventheirownfavours
butthusitsteverbeinagoventanisaentsinfliselvesbeforethegreat；ofofferingt
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heirpetitions；andchlesstheirplaints
inarepubliinnaruent；inedtoactbutthroughhopeofthenveniencesoflife
itisinnfortyustnottakepresents；”sayshe；”neitherforgoodnorforevilactions”
averybadlaongtherons53agistratesleavetoacceptsllpresents54providedtheydidnotexceedonehundredcroore；tillatlengththeirdesiressoanexorbitantheight
besides；itisanselfobligedtoacceptnopresentatall；andyetething；thanapersonoretotakeless；andexts；excuses；andplausiblereasonsinjustificationofhisnduct
18ofreents；otiveofaonarchies；inates；theprincesrearksofdistinction；ifthedistinctionsestablishedbyhonourotiveselfsufficient；andpensesofthestatensistonlyofpublicattestationsofthisvirtue
itisageneralrulethatgreatreonareforeinarepublic
theveryaneerorsostprofuseintheirlargesses；forexale；odus；heliogabalus；andarperorsthestateresuditsprinciples；allothertreasureshatofhonour
19neentsieappliythreeprinciples
1stquestionitisaquestionployntopinionisthattheyoughtinarepublionarentintheforr；publientsareattestationsofvirtue；depositions55inthelatter；publifficesaretestinialsofhonour；nooniesbutanneritpleases
thelatekingofsardinia56inflictedpunishntsonhissubjectsethodofgoveinginotherrespectssufficientlyprovesthatthishisintention
2ndquestionsendly；itisquestionedyinferiortothatongtheronsitonarchies；honour；trueorfalse；hitcallsdegradingitself
indespotients；inatelykeaprinceascullion；andascullionaprince
3rdquestionthirdly；itybeinquired；ilitaryeloyntsshouldbenferredonthesapersoninrepublionareritelydangeroustoketheprofessionofarapartientsonthesaperson
inrepublisonlyakeshielfforasthinkshielfacitizenadesensibleheisonlyasoldier
innarshavenothingbutglory；oratleasthonourorfortune；invieen；therefore；likethese；theprinploynts；onthentrary；theyoughttobeaynothaveatthesatithenfidenceofthepeopleandthepooabuseit58
aybejustlyofnars；andhoilitarystateisnstantlyalliedetisofthegistrate；totheendthatthesequalitiesybeapledgefortheiruntry；ten
thedivisionofents；debytheronsaftertheextinent；andnilitarygovent
propius；therefore；thepetitorofvalenstheeeror；ueisdas；aprinagistraselflessaboutotehisoerest
4thquestionfourthly；itisaquestionployntsshouldbesoldtheyoughtnot；ithink；indespotients；ustbeinstantaneouslyplacedordisplacedbytheprince
butinnarproper；byreasonitisaninducenttoengagei
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nthatasafalyeloyntotiveofvirtue；itfixeslikerepeentsuidasveryjustlyobservesthatanastasiushadploynts
plato62arinerorpilotofashipforhisneyisitpossiblethatthisruleshouldbebadineveryothereloyntoflife；andholdgoodonlyintheadnistrationofarepublielyent
5thquestionthefifthquestionisinentyansentisvirtueustnotigihatissions；bynegleples；andbytheseedsofrruption：；oughttofallundertheinquiryandrrectionofthecensors
entoftheareopagiteforkillingasparrosurprisedinalsentenentnanners
innarerarefoundedonhonour；andthenatureofhonouristohavetheanhisarticleissubjecttothereproachesevenofthosewhoarevoidofhonour
heretheonarchy；therruptionrather
henentstheexaleofthisrule；butheurseofthisheparticularreasonsofthatinstitution
1plutarch；solon
2ibid
3philolausofrinthdealaberoftheportionsoflandandthatofinheritancesshouldbealearistotle；politics；ii7；12
4laws；xi
5eliusnepos；prefaesthusabrahaaysofsarah；”sheissister；fathersdaughter；butnotthers”thesareasonsoelaongdifferentnations
6despecialibuslegibusqupertinentadprceptardecalogi
7bookx
8athenisdidiuiseneca；derteclaudii