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 1       1,  XII  |      has happened to France and Spain. And the reason that Italy
 2       1,  XXIX |       then took him with him to Spain, where in a short time he
 3       1,  LV   |          even though France and Spain have their part of such
 4       1,  LIX  |      for Republics, Saguntum in Spain was of this kind, which
 5       2,  I    |         had dominion in part of Spain. Which power of theirs,
 6       2,  I    |        the Empire of Sicily and Spain. The same thing happened
 7       2,  I    |          by the Saguntines into Spain, by Massinissa into Africa,
 8       2,  VIII |       and Sicovesus passed into Spain. From the passage of this
 9       2,  IX   |        friends of the Romans in Spain, not to injure them, but
10       2,  XIX  |       Empire, as was France and Spain: but when the decline of
11       2,  XXII |       the forces of the King of Spain were in Lombardy, and the
12       2,  XXII |       forces of the Pope and of Spain did not presume to assault
13       2,  XXXII|     Scipio took New Carthage in Spain; or if this assault was
14       3,  VI   |        stabbed King Ferrando of Spain in the neck: the wound was
15       3,  XI   |       of the war had been seen, Spain rebelled from its confederates
16       3,  XI   |   friends with them; and so did Spain: and both of these two Princes
17       3,  XIII |     army that the Romans had in Spain under the Scipio’s which,
18       3,  XIII | esteemed. For when he went into Spain against Afranius and Petreius
19       3,  XVII |      Hannibal) found himself in Spain in front of Hasdrubal, and
20       3,  XVII |       glory that he had lost in Spain; and if he did not succeed,
21       3,  XVIII|         army of the Pope and of Spain, which, on the false news
22       3,  XX   |      capture of New Carthage in Spain did not give Scipio Africanus
23       3,  XX   |        of which action made all Spain friendly to him. It is also
24       3,  XXI  |     ITALY AS THE LATTER [DID IN SPAIN]~I think that some can marvel
25       3,  XXI  |       as soon as Scipio entered Spain, he quickly made himself
26       3,  XXI  |       result that Scipio did in Spain; for all the Cities of Italy
27       3,  XXI  |        was that his soldiers in Spain rebelled with part of his
28       3,  XXXI |        the Pope and the King of Spain, and were so demoralized
29       3,  XXXIV|      ladder for the triumphs of Spain and Africa. Which opinion
30       3,  XXXIV|       increased by him when, in Spain, he sent back a daughter