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It is more dangerous for a Prince to be disdained by his subjects than to be hated: hatred admits fear, and fear forces loyalty. But disdain excludes both love and fear, and consequently dissolves o∣bedience. That Prince that is hated, is in his high road to
ruin; and he that is disdained is at his journeys end.