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 1       1,  I     |        islands situated at the head of the Adriatic Sea, in
 2       1,  II    |    courage, and made him their head and obeyed him. From this
 3       1,  XII   |        the Church of Rome, the head of our Religion, have less
 4       1,  XII   |    able to be united under one head, but has been under so many
 5       1,  XV    |        would be visited on the head of his family and on his
 6       1,  XVII  |     the state]. But losing the head while the torso was sound,
 7       1,  XVII  |       among the people, at the head of which was Caesar, who
 8       1,  XXXVII|     Sulla, and having made him Head of their party, arrived
 9       1,  XXXVII|      for Caesar making himself Head of the party of Marius,
10       1,  XLIV  |     XLIV~A MULTITUDE WITHOUT A HEAD IS USELESS, AND ONE OUGHT
11       1,  XLIV  |       of a multitude without a head. This disorder was recognized
12       1,  LVII  |  multitude loose and without a Head, and on the other hand,
13       1,  LVII  |         has promptly to make a Head among themselves, who would
14       2,  XVI   |       Messer Criaco Del Borgo, Head of the Florentine infantry,
15       2,  XVIII |        and placing them at the head of the infantry, went to
16       3,  VI    | conspiracy is against only one Head, success of the affair cannot
17       3,  VI    |       but actually was his own Head of a Conspiracy against
18       3,  VII   |  public to harm anyone but the Head. And the State of Rome was
19       3,  XII   |      which Vettius Messius was Head, in the heat of battle found
20       3,  XIII  |        an insolent army with a Head tumultuously made by them.
21       3,  XV    |  Commissioner or more than one Head to [different] places in
22       3,  XVI   |       choice as Commissary and Head of the armies: but when
23       3,  XXI   |      in a province, who is the head of an innovation; and if
24       3,  XXX   |         The first he wanted to Head and go against the Tuscans:
25       3,  XXX   |      he made Quintus Servilius Head, he wanted kept near Rome
26       3,  XXX   |   placed Lucius Quintus at its Head, and was to serve to keep
27       3,  XXXV  |        OCCUR IN MAKING ONESELF HEAD IN COUNSELLING A THING,
28       3,  XXXV  |    thing it is to make oneself Head of a new thing which relates
29       3,  XXXV  |       a Prince to make himself head of a grave and important