356 (Book 356)
If thy two neighbouring Princes be at variance, shew
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If thy two neighbouring Princes be at variance, shew
thy self either a true friend or a fair enemy; it is indiscreti∣on to adhere to him, whom thou hast least cause to fear if he vanquish: Neutrality is dangerous whereby thou be∣comest a necessary Prey to the Conquerour.