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 1       1        |       sought. And although this enterprise may be difficult, none the
 2       1,  VIII |         had not succeeded in an enterprise because of having been corrupted;
 3       1,  XI   | Republic, which facilitated any enterprise which the Senate or those
 4       1,  XIII |        keep them disposed to an enterprise, when lake Albano had risen
 5       1,  XIII |  remained content to pursue the enterprise so much that Camillus who
 6       1,  XVIII|    would be either a most cruel enterprise or entirely impossible;
 7       1,  XXIII|        of those who opposed his enterprise was that the Swiss would
 8       1,  XXVII|         opportunity) to make an enterprise where everyone would have
 9       1,  LIII |     went to besiege Pisa: which enterprise was decided upon by the
10       1,  LIII |         involve them in a brave enterprise: because where the People
11       2,  IX   |       she could not refuse this enterprise.~This same cause gave beginning
12       2,  X    |         before he undertakes an enterprise to measure his forces, and
13       2,  XI   |       who should undertake some enterprise trusting himself to the
14       2,  XXII |     which should facilitate the enterprise for him; and, in addition
15       2,  XXII |         Pope Leo X, deeming his enterprise would be easier any time
16       2,  XXV  |       had to say, lamenting his enterprise, that the follies of the
17       2,  XXXI |       vain, or you undertake an enterprise in which you ruin yourself.
18       2,  XXXI |      that Darius turned to that enterprise. Themistocles, not being
19       2,  XXXI |        slowly in undertaking an enterprise upon the representations
20       2,  XXXII|       fault made, will ruin the enterprise. Added to this is the darkness
21       3,  VI   |     citizens do not enter in an enterprise more perilous nor more foolhardy
22       3,  VI   |        in the managing of their enterprise, for if they should know
23       3,  VI   |        an example; for, as that enterprise was almost impossible, and
24       3,  VI   |       action and caused Julio’s enterprise to be ruined. Against which
25       3,  VI   |        not interfered with, his enterprise will turn out happily; or
26       3,  VI   |        before they engage in an enterprise to avenge it, to seek to
27       3,  VIII |       of his relatives made any enterprise to aid him: and where in
28       3,  VIII |     been crushed in their first enterprise. For a man can well by his
29       3,  VIII |     themselves, they attempt an enterprise at the wrong time, and would
30       3,  VIII |         Republic who attempt an enterprise either in favor of Liberty
31       3,  VIII |     judge the difficulty of the enterprise; for it is as difficult
32       3,  XII  |       has often facilitated the enterprise and the capture of towns.
33       3,  XVI  | designed to occupy Sicily. This enterprise came to be debated in Athens.
34       3,  XVI  | planning to be heads of such an enterprise. But Nicias, who was first
35       3,  XXXV |         his country) to make an enterprise against Syria and Egypt,
36       3,  XXXV |        counsel, he went on that enterprise with a very large army,
37       3,  XXXV |       advisors [in favor] of an enterprise, and because that resulted
38       3,  XXXV |      undertake any as one’s own enterprise, and to give an opinion