352 (Book 352)
If the Territories of thy equall enemy are scituated far south from thee, the advantage is thine, whether he make
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If the Territories of thy equall enemy are scituated far south from thee, the advantage is thine, whether he make
offensive or defensive war; if North the advantage is his. Cold is lesse tollerable than heat. This is a friend to na∣ture, that an enemie.