The 48 Laws Of Power

Sadler,

A.

L.,

246-47,323,

326-27

Saint-Evremond.
Seigneur

de,

257

Sa.int»Simon,
Louis
de

Rouvroy,

Due

de,

34,132-33,

184

Salinger,J.
D.,
120

Salk,jonas,

322,323,

398

Samarkand,

139-40

Sand,
George
(Aurore

Dupin

Dudevant),

194-95,

196,

306

Sanemon,
Kawachiya,

210

San
Lorenzo,
135

Sansovino,jacopo,

SantaMariadel
Fiore,

66-67,

71

sarcasm,
35-36

Saturnalia,
3.93

Sauves,
Charlottede

Beaune

Semblancay

de.

277

saying

lessthan

necessary,

31 -36

scandal,45,48,

49

scapegoats.

201-5,

214

mistakesin

using,

214

scarcity,

120-21

Schimmel,Solomon,

407

Schleswig-Holstein,

239

Schopenhauer,

Arthur:

on

being

cheated, 343

on

combatting

andcor-

recting

others,

327

on

envy,

405

on

getting

otherstore-

veal

themselves,

104

mi

intellect,157-58,

174

onaman’s

handling

of

Lrifles,

277

on

politeness

andrude-

ness,

780

on

self-interest,

.97

on

showinganger

to-

ward

others,

327

on

showing

disdainfor

others,

304

Schiippach,

Michael

(the

Mountain

Doctor),

221-23

science,

398

ScientificTheory

andReli-

gion

(Barnes),

422

Scotland,

147

seamless

blend,

29

SecondPanic

War,

53

secret

intelligence,

87

Seducefs

Mirror,378,

382,

384

seduction,18,233,

364-65

working

onthehearts

andmindsof

others,

367-75

seesaw,

image

of,

74

Selassie,Haile,25-27,

288,

327-29

SelectedFables

(LaFoncaine),

seeIn

Fontaine,

jean

de,

fablesof

self-consciousness,

196

self—control,152,153,155,

167,182,196,243,

330

hurrying

and,

291

self—c1'eation,

191-99

self-discipline,

337

self-interestof

others,

up-

pealing

to,95-100,

372,

373-74

self-observation,

18}

selflsactifice,

373

sensationand

scandal,45,

48,

49

senses,

314

and

creating

cult,

2 17- 18

serpent

with

along

mem»

ory,dealing

with,

138

Scrtorius,

2,92-94

SevenPillars

afl/Wxdom

(Lawrence),

372

Sevigné,Marquis

de,

I7-I8

sexuality,225,

268

Seymour,Jane,

394

Sforza,Lodnvico,

I50

Shadow,

377-78

Shah,Iéxies,119,

270-

77,

238-39,305.

319-20,

336-37

Shakespeare,

William,54,

55, 60,79,135,299,

353

Shaw,

George

Bernard,

307

sheep’s

skin,

image

of,

29

shepherd,striking

of,

358-66

Sherman,

William

T.,

260-61

shieldof

Perseus,image

of,

390

Shigemune,

ltakura,

326-27

Slw~o,Takeno,387,

388

Shu

Chan,

l4l

Shuisky,

Andrei,

231

Shuiskyfamily,

231

Shu

Kingdom,38,

370

Sicily,172,241-42,

305,

381,

416

Sicyon,

235-67

Siena,

patron

saint

of,

83

sight,

314

silence,34-35,

36

Sima

Y1,

38-39

simplicity,

in

creating

cult,

217

sincerity,

196

false,17,21-22,

30

selective,

89,

90-91

single-mindedness,

175,

177

Sinigaglia,

708- 70

Sistine

Chapel,

409

Sin,R.G.H.,207-8,

247-48,

295

skills,

86,

184

Slack,

john,

157-59,

160-61

smoke

screens,23,

27,28,

29,30, 36,

129

“Snake,

the

Farmer,

and

the

Heron,

The"

(Africanfolktale),

70

sneakacrosstheoceanin

broad

daylight,

25

social

circles,

fantasy

of

adventure

vs.,

267-68

social

movements,

295

social

skills,134,

184

Societiesof

Harmony,

224

Socrates,

381

Suderini,Piero,

7}-?2

Sodoms,ll,

45

Soemou,

Hoshino,

209-11)

solitude,

133

solstice,

393

Somuch

depends

on

repu-

tation—guaxd

itwith

your

life

(Law5),

37-43

sophistication,

160-61

sourceof

power,striking

at,

358-66

INDEX -149