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business are many and great; but the greatest difficulty, is often in their own mind. For it is common with princes (saith Tacitus) to will contradictories,... -
y are near, than solid and grounded courses to keep them aloof. But this is but to try masteries with fortune. And let men beware, how they neglect and...Leave a comment:
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imes, in princes’ affairs, is rather fine deliveries, and shiftings of dangers and mischiefs, when they are near, than solid and grounded courses...Leave a comment:
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othing destroyeth authority so much, as the unequal and untimely interchange of power preLeave a comment:
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, it is a thing rare and hard to keep; for both temper, and distemper, consist of contraries. But it is one thing, to mingle contraries, another to interchange...Leave a comment:
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o be superstitious, and melancholy; as did Alexander the Great; Diocletian; and in our memory, Charles the Fifth; and others: for he that is used to go...Leave a comment:
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rofiting in small things, than by standing at a stay, in great. We see also that kings that have been fortunate conquerors, in their first years, it being...Leave a comment:
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awn by both official IN ADDITION TO discreet life, AND ALSO inside each case your essays cover the topics systematically by many ...Leave a comment:
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both established IN ADDITION TO private life, AND ALSO in each case ones essays cover it is topics systematically from quite a few ...Leave a comment:
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ns. nations around the world associated with Perswasion IN ADDITION TO Disswasion. Seene IN ADDITION TO authorized (1597) are your own ...Leave a comment:
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