كتاب · The Prince
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المؤلف: Niccolo Machiavelli
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He was once asked when should a man eat to preserve his health,
and replied: "If the man be rich let him eat when he is hungry;
if he be poor, then when he can." Seeing one of his gentlemen
make a member of his family lace him up, he said to him: "I pray
God that you will let him feed you also." Seeing that someone had
written upon his house in Latin the words: "May God preserve this
house from the wicked," he said, "The owner must never go in."
Passing through one of the streets he saw a small house with a
very large door, and remarked: "That house will fly through the
door." He was having a discussion with the ambassador of the King
of Naples concerning the property of some banished nobles, when a
dispute arose between them, and the ambassador asked him if he
had no fear of the king. "Is this king of yours a bad man or a
good one?" asked Castruccio, and was told that he was a good one,
whereupon he said, "Why should you suggest that I should be
afraid of a good man?"
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