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 1       1,  III  | therefore after many confusions, tumults, and dangers of troubles,
 2       1,  IV   |        miss discoursing on these tumults that occurred in Rome from
 3       1,  IV   |       that those who condemn the tumults between the nobles and the
 4       1,  IV   |       shouts that arose in those tumults than to the good effects
 5       1,  IV   |         three hundred years, the tumults of Rome rarely brought forth
 6       1,  IV   |         therefore to judge these tumults harmful, nor divisive to
 7       1,  IV   |         and good laws from those tumults which many inconsiderately
 8       1,  IV   |      best of reasons: And if the tumults were the cause of creation
 9       1,  V    |        the cause of the greatest tumults. But none the less more
10       1,  VI   |        without such enmities and tumults, and to see what [form]
11       1,  VI   |       removed all the causes for tumults. They were able to live
12       1,  VI   |       Nobility, and the cause of tumults, and thus they could live
13       1,  VI   |       infinite opportunities for tumults. And if the Roman State
14       1,  VI   |         to remove the causes for tumults, would also take away the
15       1,  VI   |       Rome, and to give place to tumults and general dissensions
16       1,  VII  |        he had been killed in the tumults, for there would have arisen
17       1,  VIII |       instigation [created] many tumults in the City: This thing
18       1,  XIII |       THEIR ENTERPRISES AND STOP TUMULTS~And it does not appear to
19       1,  XIII |    example to this purpose. Many tumults had arisen in Rome caused
20       1,  XVII |        the cause of the infinite tumults which took place in Rome (
21       1,  XVII |         people is not corrupted, tumults and other troubles do no
22       1,  XL   |        save her from him: whence tumults ensued in Rome and in the
23       1,  XLVI |          seen, for every day new tumults and new disorders sprung
24       1,  XLVII|       was exposed because of the tumults, endeavored through his
25       1,  LIV  |          times; and during those tumults the People went armed to
26       1,  LIV  |          this; and that the many tumults which arose there would
27       3,  I    |        with more danger and more tumults. So that from one such execution
28       3,  VIII |         he set himself to create tumults in Rome against the Senate
29       3,  XII  |     prisoners the authors of the tumults and the pillaging, but were
30       3,  XXII |     people, whereupon it came to tumults and arms; and the matter
31       3,  XVII |          kill the leaders of the tumults, and it is not otherwise
32       3,  XVII |       always there arose serious tumults and troubles: so that, becoming
33       3,  XLVI |          this question, and many tumults were generated, yet no remedy