Capponi emphasizes that the strength of Florence relies on its military capabilities and warns against allowing private citizens to gain excessive power.
He advises leaders to be cautious of corrupt individuals, as their influence can undermine the authority of the state and erode public trust.
Capponi warns against the reliance on costly mercenary forces, stating that militaristic matters should not become entangled with political decisions.
He notes that excessive fear of war can lead to greater conflict, advocating for diplomacy over aggression as a preferred approach.
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