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People honor rulers yet deal harshly with ingrate conquerors
The discourse contrasts gratitude in peoples with harsh fates for powerful leaders. It notes fate of successful generals under arbitrary princes, who must quit power or be deposed, while peoples show lasting reverence for benefactors. It cites Romans, French, Turks, Egyptians, and others as examples of combined loyalty and danger in leadership.
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