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Alphabetical [« »] committed 3 commodities 1 common 6 commonweal 9 commotion 1 communicate 1 companion 1	Frequency [« »] 9 barbarians 9 battle 9 both 9 commonweal 9 dignity 9 emperors 9 fire	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances commonweal

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1 IX    |        himself in subverting the commonweal, there was no evil which
2 XVIII | Diocletian for the charge of the commonweal, and that he had need to
3 XVIII |          for the security of the commonweal; and now, should anything
4 XXIX  |      about the settlement of the commonweal; but his true purpose was,
5 XXXIV |       permanent advantage of the commonweal, we have hitherto studied
6 XXXIV |          for their own; that the commonweal may continue safe in every
7 XLIV  |    concern for the safety of the commonweal; and suddenly, while he
8 XLVIII|         good and security of the commonweal, it seemed to us that, amongst
9 XLVIII|        in our successes make the commonweal happy. And that the tenor