Tercera Parte Del Sabio Instruído De La Naturaleza, Con Esfuerzos De La Verdad, En El Tribunal De La Razón, Alegados En Quarenta Y Dos Máximas Políticas Y Morales ... Contra Las Vanas Ideas De La Política De Machiavelo es una obra del siglo XVII de Francisco Garau, un miembro de la Compañía de Jesús (S.I.). En este tratado, Garau presenta una crítica detallada y extensa de la filosofía política de Nicolás Maquiavelo. A través de cuarenta y dos máximas políticas y morales, Garau explora las virtudes del gobierno y la ética, contrastándolas con las ideas que considera erróneas y perniciosas presentes en la obra de Maquiavelo. La obra busca guiar a los gobernantes y a los ciudadanos hacia un entendimiento más justo y razonable de la política y la moralidad, basándose en la razón y la verdad.
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