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1 Praise|       whose pleasure war, peace, empire, counsels, judgments, assemblies,
2 Praise|          dominion and erected an empire over emperors themselves.
3 Praise|         lust, that stretches its empire everywhere. Against which
4 Praise|      commonwealth than where the empire has fallen to some smatterer
5 Praise| foundation of cities; and by it, empire, authority, religion, policy,
6 Praise|      Homer’s Jupiter bestows not empire on all men. Mars oftentimes
7 Praise|          Phalaris’ or Dionysius’ empire. Nor are they less happy
8 Praise|         much more mighty was the empire committed to his charge.