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 1       1,  II    |       and wiser according to the opinion of many] believe there are
 2       1,  VII   |          And to corroborate this opinion with examples, among the
 3       1,  VIII  |          and confirming them the opinion which they had of them [
 4       1,  IX    |        to their authority. Which opinion would be correct, if the
 5       1,  X     |         hold and defend whatever opinion he wishes: In the end, he
 6       1,  XII   |      they had presupposed: which opinion and belief was favored and
 7       1,  XII   |          because some are of the opinion that the well-being of Italian
 8       1,  XV    |      shields”. And to weaken the opinion that his soldiers had of
 9       1,  XXIII |       been proved wrong in their opinion that the French would be
10       1,  XXIX  |        in this case followed the opinion of Cato, they merit the
11       1,  XXXIV |  examined by those who held this opinion and was believed beyond
12       1,  XXXVI |        custom is contrary to the opinion, orders, and practices of
13       1,  XXXVII|        on that account change my opinion, for so great is the ambition
14       1,  XL    |      given to them, so that this opinion gave the People the opportunity
15       1,  LIII  |       this, there arose the evil opinion that sprung up in Rome of
16       1,  LIII  |      there be anyone of contrary opinion who will know any remedy.
17       1,  LV    |   beginning. I believe that this opinion of mine, that a Republic
18       1,  LVIII |        be a defect to defend any opinion with arguments, without
19       1,  LVIII |           contrary to the common opinion which says that the People,
20       1,  LVIII |          of God, for a universal opinion is seen causes marvelous
21       1,  LVIII |       not take up the the better opinion, and they are capable of
22       1,  LVIII |      horror, they remain in that opinion for many centuries, which
23       1,  LVIII |          should be opposed to my opinion all that which our Historian
24       1,  LVIII |     oppose his own good. But the opinion against the People arises
25       2         |       their youth. And when this opinion of theirs is false (as it
26       2,  I     |    writer Plutarch, have had the opinion that the Roman people in
27       2,  I     |       that Livius joined in this opinion, for he rarely makes any
28       2,  II    |      should want to confirm this opinion with infinite other arguments,
29       2,  X     |          ALTHOUGH THIS IS COMMON OPINION~Because anyone can commence
30       2,  X     |     readily. Nor can that common opinion be more false which says
31       2,  X     |          the sinew of war. Which opinion is alleged every day, and
32       2,  X     |  therefore, that gold (as common opinion shouts) is not the sinew
33       2,  XII   | discussion, Croesus, against the opinion of the others, said that
34       2,  XV    |          that those who held the opinion to adhere to the Romans
35       2,  XVI   |          Titus Livius is of this opinion, because on both sides he
36       2,  XVII  |       PRESENT TIMES, AND IF THAT OPINION THAT IS GENERALLY HAD OF
37       2,  XVII  |    speaking concerning the first opinion that the ancient Roman armies
38       2,  XVII  |    through artillery, I say this opinion is entirely false, and will
39       2,  XVIII |        their dangers. Nor is the opinion of Hannibal opposed to this
40       2,  XVIII |          them to me bound. Which opinion, although coming from the
41       2,  XVIII |         be routed by them. Which opinion is corroborated (in addition
42       2,  XIX   |          EXALTATION OF THEM~This opinion contrary to the truth, founded
43       2,  XXII  |         Italy. And how much this opinion was wrong is to be seen
44       2,  XXIV  |       cite in opposition to this opinion that [example] of Tarantum
45       2,  XXV   |     above) were deceived by this opinion, and were in the end defeated
46       3,  III   |          for good. But the first opinion deceived him, not knowing
47       3,  XIII  |    although Livius holds such an opinion, none the less it is seen
48       3,  XIII  |          army. And following the opinion of Caesar in this, both
49       3,  XIX   |      praise than Appius; and the opinion of Cornelius within his
50       3,  XVII  |          BE UNITED, AND HOW THAT OPINION IS NOT TRUE WHICH SUPPOSES
51       3,  XVII  |       sides in any difference of opinion, and for them to prefer
52       3,  XXIX  |          in confirmation of this opinion says:~And that which the
53       3,  XXXIV |      XXXIV~WHAT FAME OR VOICE OR OPINION WHICH A PEOPLE MAKE BEGINS
54       3,  XXXIV |         by the preconceptions or opinion which are had of him. Which
55       3,  XXXIV |        by their deeds; or by the opinion that the speaker holds.
56       3,  XXXIV |         reputation is founded on opinion, which is most easy to stamp
57       3,  XXXIV |          Spain and Africa. Which opinion was also increased by him
58       3,  XXXIV |           Here, both as to false opinion and corruption, the people
59       3,  XXXV  |       enterprise, and to give an opinion without passion, and without
60       3,  XXXV  |       silent and not speak their opinion, would be a useless thing