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James Albert says that he had approached Lal Jose with a complete script of ` Classmates , ' written according to the sequence of the scenes . And although his intention was not to aggrandize the Church , but the duke , nevertheless , what he did contributed to the greatness of the Church , which , after his death and the ruin of the duke , became the heir to all his labours . Here the advantage is that the film carries the goodwill of the original with it . And he who becomes master of a city accustomed to freedom and does not destroy it , may expect to be destroyed by it , for in rebellion it has always the watch-word of liberty and its ancient privileges as a rallying point , which neither time nor benefits will ever cause it to forget . Therefore , the Romans , foreseeing troubles , dealt with them at once , and , even to avoid a war , would not let them come to a head , for they knew that war is not to be avoided , but is only put off to the advantage of others ; moreover they wished to fight with Philip and Antiochus in Greece so as not to have to do it in Italy ; they could have avoided both , but this they did not wish ; nor did that ever please them which is for ever in the mouths of the wise ones of our time : - Let us enjoy the benefits of the time - but rather the benefits of their own valour and prudence , for time drives everything before it , and is able to bring with it good as well as evil , and evil as well as good . Those may be called properly used , if of evil it is lawful to speak well , that are applied at one blow and are necessary to one 's security , and that are not persisted in afterwards unless they can be turned to the advantage of the subjects . And as to the king , he learned his mind when he himself , after taking the duchy of Urbino , attacked Tuscany , and the king made him desist from that undertaking ; hence the duke decided to depend no more upon the arms and the luck of others . Philopoemen , Prince of the Achaeans , among other praises which writers have bestowed on him , is commended because in time of peace he never had anything in his mind but the rules of war ; and when he was in the country with friends , he often stopped and reasoned with them : " If the enemy should be upon that hill , and we should find ourselves here with our army , with whom would be the advantage ? We stayed together and that made the outing enjoyable . When all the actions of the duke are recalled , I do not know how to blame him , but rather it appears to me , as I have said , that I ought to offer him for imitation to all those who , by the fortune or the arms of others , are raised to government . Alexander VI , in wishing to aggrandize the duke , his son , had many immediate and prospective difficulties .