T A B L E

Words of Livius, through which one understands that a Prince must either forgive injuries entirely or punish them severely. 127

What the Florentines should have done during the rebellion of Arezzo and the Val di Chiana. 127

Words of Livius, that no people can remain peaceful if they hate servitude. 128

Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, was not prudent in building the fortress. 130

Prudence of Guidubaldo, Duke of Urbino, regarding the ruining meaning: destruction/demolition of fortresses. 131

Pope Sixtus and Louis XII, King of France. 131

Response of a Spartan, to whom it was asked if the walls of Athens were beautiful. 133

Pistoia and Siena, and their changes. 133

Words of Livius concerning mocking others with jests that are too harsh. 135

The error that Princes commit, when they are attacked, in not accepting agreements. 136

Pausanias. 137

Words of Livius on the power of fortune. 138

The damage that arises from having disarmed the people. 140

Generosity of the Romans. 140

The English made the kingdom of France tremble. 141

Reason why Themistocles poisoned himself. 142

The repairs that the Romans made against the breaking of walls. 143

That every Republic, at the end of a certain time, must use some severe punishment. 147

That sects meaning: religious or political schools of thought also have need of renewal. 147

How much those who are discontent with a Prince should be considered. 148