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CHAPTER III
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The works of Machiavelli were placed upon the Index in 1559, and a certain Cesare of Pisa who had them in his library was put to the torture on this account in 1610.

It was afterwards proposed to correct and edit them without his name; but his heirs very properly refused to sanction this proceeding, knowing that he would be made to utter the very reverse of what he meant in all that touched upon the Roman Church.
[Footnote 147: Sarpi's Works, vol.iv.p.

4.] [Footnote 148: Sarpi, _Discorso_, vol.iv.p.

25, on Bellarmino's doctrine.

Sarpi's _Letters_, vol.i.pp.


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