The quotable Machiavelli /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Credo Reference (Firm)
Other Authors:	Viroli, Maurizio (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Princeton : Princeton University Press, [2017]
Subjects:	Political science > Early works to 1800. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Essays. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Government > General. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Government > National. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Reference. Political science. Electronic books. Early works.
Online Access:	Connect to the full text of this electronic book

Table of Contents:

Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; INTRODUCTION; CHRONOLOGY; NOTE ON THE TEXTS; I. Machiavelli on Himself, His Family, and Friends ; II. Machiavelli Described by His Relatives, Friends, and Lovers; III. Man and Cosmos; Devils and Hell; Fortune; God's and the Heavens' Influence on Human Affairs; God's Mercy; Good and Evil; Prophecies; Purgatory; Return to Beginnings; The Universe, Its Hidden Power; The World and Its Eternity; IV. The Human Condition; Antiquity and the Ancients; Avarice; Beasts; Bloodshed; Compassion; Concealment; Confession; Conscience; Courage (Animo); Cowardice.
CrueltyDeath ; The Death Penalty; Deceit; Decline; Desire; Despair; Discourse; Disease; Dishonesty; The End Result; Error; Fault; Fear; Flattery; Fraud; Glory; Goals; The Good and Goodness; Greatness of Soul; Growth; Hatred; History; Honesty; Horror; Humility; Imitation; Infamy; Ingratitude; Insolence; Love; The Mind; Miracles; New Ways, New Continents; Old Times; Opportunity; Order and Disorder; Passions and Their Remedies; Patriotism; Peace; Prudence; Punishment; Rebirth (Renaissance); Religion and the Reform of Religions; Saints; Science; Severity; Sin; Stupidity; Suspicion; Virtue.
WomenWords; V. Political Life; Accusations and Calumnies; Agrarian Law; Ambition; The Aristocracy; The Army and Soldiers; Artillery; Authority; Cavalry; Cities; Citizenship; Colonies; Constitution; Corruption; Dictatorship; Disorders; Empires and Emperors; Equality; Errors; Expansion; Extraordinary Measures; Fortresses; The Founders and Reformers of States; Gold; Gonfalonier (Highest Magistrate of the Republic of Florence); Government; Laws; Liberality; Liberty and Its Safekeeping; Ministers; Mixed Government; The Multitude; Opinion, Freedom of; The People; Popular Government; Poverty.
The PrincePublic Honors; Republics; Revolutions and Reforms; Servitude; Social Conflicts; The State; Tribunes of the People; Tyranny; Tyranny and License; War; VI. Machiavelli on His Contemporaries; Alexander VI, Pope; Giovanpaolo Baglioni; Cesare Borgia, the Duke Valentino; Ferdinand of Aragon, King of Spain; Italian Princes; Julius II, Pope; Lorenzo de'Medici (the Magnificent); Lorenzo de' Medici, Duke of Urbino; Louis XII, King of France; Maximilian I, Emperor of Germany; Girolamo Savonarola (Friar); Caterina Sforza, Countess of Forlì; Piero Soderini; VII. Past and Present; Achilles.
Agathocles of SyracuseAlexander the Great; Aristotle; Athens and Sparta; Cicero; Constantinople; Cyrus, King of Persia; Dante Alighieri; King David (Old Testament); Cosimo de'Medici; Giovanni de' Medici; Florence; France and the French; Germany and the German Free Cities; Italy; Julius Caesar; Livy (Roman Historian); Moses; Plutarch; Rome and the Roman People; Romulus; Turks and the Turkish Empire; Venice; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY; CREDITS; INDEX.