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The Prince - Machiavelli, Niccolò · 77 words

The Prince - Machiavelli, Niccolò

To these great examples I wish to add a lesser one; still it bears some resemblance to them, and I wish it to suffice me for all of a like kind. it is Hiero the Syracusan.1 This man rose from a private station to be Prince of Syracuse, nor did he, either, owe anything to fortune but opportunity; for the Syracusans, being oppressed, chose him for their captain, afterwards he was rewarded by being made their prince.

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