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1 Ded|    else that the truth of the matter and the weightiness of the
2 VI |     we desire to discuss this matter thoroughly, to inquire whether
3 XI | principalities may be held no matter how their princes behave
4 XV | follow up the real truth of a matter than the imagination of
5 XIX|       you.~And, to reduce the matter into a small compass, I
6 XIX|  avarice of their soldiers, a matter so beset with difficulties
7 XX |     as comprehensively as the matter of itself will admit.~2.
8 XX |    his affairs. And since the matter demands it, I must not fail