論政府原理（英文影印版）

Acknowledgements
Editor’s introduction
Bibliographical note
Principal events in the life of John of Salisbury
BOOK I
Chapter 1 What most harms the fortunate
Chapter 2 In what consists devotion to unsuitable goals
Chapter 3 The distribution of duties according to the political constitution of the ancients
BOOK III
Prologue
Chapter 1 Of the universal and public welfare
Chapter 3 That pride is the root of all evill and passionate desire a general leprosy which infects all
Chapter 4 The flatterer，the toady and the cajoler，than whom none is more pernicious
Chapter 6 The multiplication of flatterers is beyond number and pushes out of distinguished houses those who are honourable
Chapter 10 That the Romans are dedicated to vanity and what the ends of flatterers are
Chapter 15 That it is only permitted to flatter him who it is permitted to slay；and that the tyrant is a public enemy
BOOK IV
Prologue
Chapter 1 On the difference between the prince and the tyrant，and what the prince is
Chapter 2 What law is；and that the prince，although he is an absolutely binding law unto him-self，still is the servant of law and equity，the bearer of the public persona，and sheds blood blamelessly
Chapter 3 That the prince is a minister of priests and their inferior;and what it is for rulers to perform their ministry faithfully
Chapter 4 That the authority of divine law consists in the prince being subject to the justice of law
Chapter 5 That the prince must be chaste and shun avarice
Chapter 6 That the ruler must have the law of God always before his mind and eyes，and he is to be proficient in letters，and he is to receive counsel from men of letters
Chapter 7 That the fear of God should be taught，and humility should exist，and this humility should be protected to shat the authority of the prince is not diminished；and that some precepts and flexible，others inflexible
Chapter 8 Of the moderation of the prince’s justice and mercy，which should be temperately mixed for the utility of the republic
Chapter 9 What it is to stray to the right or to the left，which is forbidden to the prince
Chapter 10 What utility princes may acquire from the cultivation of justice
Chapter 11 What are the other rewards of princes
Chapter 12 By what cause rulership and kingdoms are transferred
BOOK V
BOOK VI
BOOK VII
BOOK VIII
Index