Contents
Contents
CHAPTER 1 WHAT IS MEANT BY THE WORD ‘KING’
CHAPTER 2 DIFFERENT KINDS OF RULE
CHAPTER 3 WHETHER IT IS MORE EXPEDIENT FOR A CITY OR PROVINCE TO BE RULED BY ONE MAN OR BY MANY
CHAPTER 4 THAT THE DOMINION OF A TYRANT IS THE WORST
CHAPTER 5 WHY THE ROYAL DIGNITY IS RENDERED HATEFUL TO THE SUBJECTS
CHAPTER 7 HOW PROVISION MIGHT BE MADE THAT THE KING MAY NOT FALL INTO TYRANNY
CHAPTER 8 THAT MUNDANE HONOUR AND GLORY ARE NOT AN ADEQUATE REWARD FOR A KING
CHAPTER 9 THAT THE KING SHOULD LOOK TO GOD FOR ADEQUATE REWARD
CHAPTER 10 WHAT DEGREE OF HEAVENLY BEATITUDE THE KING MAY OBTAIN
CHAPTER 11 WHAT ADVANTAGES WHICH ARE RENDERED TO KINGS ARE LOST BY THE TYRANT
CHAPTER 12 WHAT PUNISHMENTS ARE IN STORE FOR A TYRANT
CHAPTER 13 ON THE DUTIES OF A KING
CHAPTER 14 WHAT IT IS INCUMBENT UPON A KING TO DO AND HOW HE SHOULD GO ABOUT DOING IT
CHAPTER 15 THAT THE OFFICE OF GOVERNING THE KINGDOM SHOULD BE LEARNED FROM THE DIVINE GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER 16 THAT REGAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE ORDAINED PRINCIPALLY TO ETERNAL BEATITUDE
CHAPTER 1 THAT IT BELONGS TO THE OFFICE OF A KING TO FOUND THE CITY
CHAPTER 2 THAT THE CITY SHOULD HAVE WHOLESOME AIR
CHAPTER 3 THAT THE CITY SHOULD HAVE AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF FOOD
CHAPTER 4 THAT THE CITY SHOULD HAVE A PLEASANT SITE