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| Error of Piero Soderini. | 149 |
| That men should honor past things and obey the present ones. | 152 |
| The reason that moved the Pazzi to conspire against the Medici. | 153 |
| Dervish, a Turkish priest, who wanted to kill Bayezid, father of the present Lord. | 153 |
| Jacopo d'Appiano, Coppola, and others who wanted to kill various Princes. | 154 |
| For what reasons Piero Soderini gained reputation in Florence. | 154 |
| Antoninus Caracalla, Emperor. | 158 |
| How the conspiracy of the Pazzi was ordered. | 159 |
| How much fear can affect one who attacks a Prince to kill him. | 159 |
| Giulio Belanti from Siena. | 161 |
| Dangers that are run after the execution of the conspiracy. | 161 |
| Girolamo, Count of Forlì. | 161 |
| Conspiracy of Catiline. | 162 |
| Conspiracies to kill with poison are more dangerous. | 163 |
| How reputation must be sought differently in different cities. | 165 |
| Reason for the good and bad condition of men. | 166 |
| Words of Livius on delaying the day of battle. | 168 |
| In what circumstances one should not avoid the day of battle. | 169 |
| Conspiracy of all the Princes of Italy against the Venetians. | 170 |
| The reason why the Venetians have made more acquisitions than the Florentines. | 172 |
| How necessity is called by Livius. | 173 |