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Frontmatter
INTRODUCTION
I. The Political Theories of Erasmus
II. The Education of a Christian Prince
III. Ancient Theories of Statecraft
IV. Ancient Sources of the Institutio
V. The Perfect Prince from the Sixth Century to the Sixteenth Century
VI. Summary of the Medieval Period
TEXT
Dedicatory Epistle
I. The Qualities, Education, and Significance of a Christian Prince
II. The Prince Must Avoid Flatterers
III. The Arts of Peace
IV. On Tributes and Taxes
V. On the Beneficences of the Prince
VI. On Enacting or Emending Laws
VII. On Magistrates and Their Functions
VIII. On Treaties
IX. On the Marriage Alliances of Princes
X. On the Occupation of the Prince in Peace
XI. On Beginning War
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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