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1       2,  II     |  without doubt more from the baseness of men who have interpreted
2       2,  II     |     they had arrived at such baseness that they were hardly able
3       2,  XII    |   distant wars, just so much baseness [did they show] in nearby
4       2,  XIV    |     he to whom you have from baseness conceded this, will not
5       2,  XXX    |     to be seen alone in this baseness, but the Venetians and the
6       2,  XXX    |    happy in perpetuity. Such baseness, if it sometimes produces
7       3,  XXXI   |    honorable accord. But the baseness of their spirit, caused
8       3,  XXXVIII| ought not to complain of the baseness of men, but only of his
9       3,  XLVIII |      there should be so much baseness and so little counsel in