Machiavelli, More, Luther

Vol. 36

• Introductory Note to Machiavelli Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Prince
  Niccolò Machiavelli
  1. Dedication
  2. I of the Various Kinds of Princedom
  3. II of Hereditary Princedoms
  4. III of Mixed Princedoms
  5. IV Why the Kingdom of Darius
  6. V How Cities or Provinces
  7. VI of New Princedoms
  8. VII of New Princedoms Acquired
  9. VIII of Those Who by Their Crimes
  10. IX of the CIVIL Princedom
  11. X How the Strength
  12. XI of Ecclesiastical Princedoms
  13. XII How Many Different Kinds of Soldiers
  14. XIII of Auxiliary, Mixed, and National Arms
  15. XIV of the Duty of a Prince
  16. XV of the Qualities
  17. XVI of Liberality and Miserliness
  18. XVII of Cruelty and Clemency
  19. XVIII How Princes Should Keep Faith
  20. XIX That a Prince Should Seek to Escape Contempt and Hatred
  21. XX Whether Fortresses
  22. XXI How a Prince Should Bear Himself
  23. XXII of the Secretaries
  24. XXIII That Flatterers Should Be Shunned
  25. XXIV Why the Princes of Italy
  26. XXV What Fortune Can Effect in Human Affairs
  27. XXVI an Exhortation to Liberate
• Introductory Note to Roper and More Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Life of Sir Thomas More
  William Roper
• Utopia
  Sir Thomas More
  1. Utopia
• Introductory Note to Luther Editor
  Editorial apparatus
• The Ninety-Five Theses
  Martin Luther
  1. The Ninety-five Theses
• Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation
  Martin Luther
  1. Address to the Nobility
• Concerning Christian Liberty
  Martin Luther