Out of what contrie souldiers ought to be chosen
Souldiers ought to bee chosen, by thaucthoritie of the Prince, of suche men as be his oune subjectes
The difference of ages, that is to be taken in the chosinge of souldiours for the restoring of an olde power and for the making of a newe
The weapons or power that is prepared, of the naturall subjectes, of a common weale bringeth profit and not hurte
What cause letted the Venetians, that they made not a Monarchi of the worlde
How an armie maye bee prepared in the countrie, where were no exersise of warre
The custome that the Romaines used, in the chosyng of their souldiours
The greater number of men is best
Whether the multitude of armed men ar occation of confusion and of dissorder