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 1 Ded |   that it may be acceptable, seeing that it is not possible
 2 III |    having no friends there — seeing rather that every door was
 3 IV  |       some might wonder how, seeing that Alexander the Great
 4 VIII| against by his own citizens; seeing that many others, by means
 5 IX  | opportunity; for the nobles, seeing they cannot withstand the
 6 IX  |    and this he can easily do seeing they only ask not to be
 7 X   |    be tedious and difficult, seeing they have proper ditches
 8 XI  | greatness in temporal power, seeing that from Alexander backwards
 9 XVI |  considered than if liberal, seeing that with his economy his
10 XIX |    every advantage; so that, seeing the gain from this course
11 XIX |    course to be assured, and seeing the other to be doubtful
12 XIX |      contrary to my opinion, seeing that some of them lived