Machiavelli: The Prince (Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought) by Niccolo Machiavelli

Author:Niccolo Machiavelli [Machiavelli, Niccolo]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 1988-10-28T06:00:00+00:00

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[1 See p. 55.]

[2 In Chs. XVI and XVII.]

[3 See p. 59.]

[4 See p. 59 n. d. Offences against women are conceived of by M. primarily as dishonouring their menfolk; the offence against the women themselves is not emphasised.]

[5 See p. 36.]

[6 See pp. 36–7, and also p. 59.]

[7 This topic is dealt with at great length in Disc. III, 6.]

[8 By the ruler, for denouncing the plot.]

[9 In 1445. See p. 118.]

[10 Giovanni Bentivoglio was far too young.]

[11 Sante Bentivoglio, probably an illegitimate son of Ercole Bentivoglio, cousin of Annibale I.]

[12 A reference to Louis IX, who apparently instituted the parlement of Paris about 1254; his grandson, Philip the Fair, clarified and defined its functions.]

[13 The parlement of Paris.]

[14 Marcus Aurelius; the period covered is A.D. 161–238. M.’s source was Herodian’s history, which he follows closely; it was translated into Latin by Poliziano in 1493.]

[15 Septimius Severus.]

[16 Alexander Severus.]

[17 To receive booty as well as their normal pay.]

[18 See pp. 55, 62.]

[19 Julia Avita Mamaea.]

[20 See pp. 61–2.]

[21 Illyria.]

[22 See p. 68.]

[23 The janissaries.]

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