T A B L E


The reasons that made the Dictator good, and the bad ones.	52
In which citizen a Republic should hope most.	52
Agrarian Law.	53
The Gracchi having been the movers of the disorders that happened in Rome.	55
Error made by the Florentines in not giving passage to Duke Valentino.	56
Louis XII, King of France.	56
Beaumont.	56
The damage that followed to the Romans by reason of the Decemvirate.	58
Words of Livy.	59
The incident of Virginia.	59
Nabis, Tyrant of Sparta.	60
It is madness to ask for a thing and say first, I want to do evil with it.	63
Appius cited by Virginius.	63
Bad examples being born from good principles, a saying of Caesar.	65
Words of Livy regarding judgment when it is not corrupted.	65
Words of the same.	66
Astuteness of Pacuvius Calavius of Capua in preserving the Senate.	66
State of Florence after the Princes were driven out.	68
Concerning the Ten of Venice.	69
Errors of various people.	71
Saying of Dante.	72
Fabius Maximus.	72
Verses of Virgil.	74
Factions of Florence: Fratesche pro-Savonarola and Arrabbiate anti-Savonarola.	74
M. Francesco, Bishop of Volterra.	74
Why in Naples, and in some provinces, it