L'Art de la Guerra
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- APAMaquiavel. (n.d.). The Art of War [L'Art de la Guerra]. Digital reproduction: SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ca/works/machiavelli/the-art-of-war
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«L'art de la guerra» (1521): l'única obra important que Maquiavel va publicar en vida.
Context i història
Un diàleg que defensa la milícia ciutadana contra les companyies mercenàries, que és la mateixa tesi política de tota la seva obra: qui no té exèrcit propi no té estat propi. Aquesta és una traducció anglesa; l'italià original no és al catàleg.
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Fabritio was regal'd with as much pomp and magnificence, as were confiflencwith the time and the place: but dinner being ended, the tables taken away, and all the formalities of the Feaft over, which among perfons of great minds, whofe thoughts are employ 'd upon more honourable things, are not fo tedious as with other people, the day being long, and heat excedive, Ccfmo thought it convenient for the better fatisfaAion of his defigns, under pretence of avoiding the heat, to carry Fabritio into a clofe and fiiady Arbour in the Garden, where they might difcourfe with more leifure and ^privacy ; and having brought him and the reft of the Company to the place, fome'of them difpofed themfelves upon the grafs, (which was very pleafanr and green) and others upon feats under the ftiadow ot rhofe lofty trees; Fabntto hcgzn to applaud the deliijhtfomenefs of the place, and then looking particularly upon the trees, anci roc knowing of fome of chem, be flood ftill, as it were in fufpence; which being obfeived by CcfvnOy he told him, 'tis poffible, Sir, you may not be acquainted with thofc trees, but 'tis no wonder, for fome of them were in more requeil with our Fore-fathers than they are with us, and having told him their names, and what delight Scigior Bernado his Grand-father took in planting, Fabrttio replied, I thought they were a^ you fay ; but the pleafantnefs of this place, and the innocence of that employment puts me in mind of fome Princes in the Kingdom of Naples, who delighted themfelves exceedingly in thofe kind of diverfions, and would plant and make delicate Arbours to keep themfelves from the heat; and thereupon breaking off ftort in his difcourfe, he llood fiill…
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