He who is not strong enough to be a fox and a lion at the same time, will be ruined by either.
The Prince, political philosophy
He who is not strong enough to be a fox and a lion at the same time, will be ruined by either.
The Prince, political philosophy
Interpretation of The Prince, Chapter XVIII: How Princes Should Keep Faith
c. 1513 (interpretation)
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