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 1       1,  V      |        Republic which wants to create an Empire, as Rome, or of
 2       1,  VI     |        cause or opportunity to create a tumult. The cause was
 3       1,  VI     |       treating them badly ever create in them the desire to want
 4       1,  VI     | numerous and armed in order to create a great Empire, you will
 5       1,  VI     |         I believe then that to create a Republic which should
 6       1,  XXXIII |       urgent perils, wanted to create a Dictator, that is, to
 7       1,  XXXIX  |      finally content rather to create Tribunes with Consular power
 8       1,  XL     |       in order that they might create such laws without any regard [
 9       1,  XL     |       Nobles of Rome agreed to create the Ten, and create them
10       1,  XL     |  agreed to create the Ten, and create them with such authority,
11       1,  XL     |      not those whom the People create, are harmful to liberty;
12       1,  XL     |        People ought, when they create the Magistrates, do it in
13       1,  XLVII  |      kill the old Senators) to create new ones. And, therefore,
14       1,  XLIX   |        and it was necessary to create new ordinances; as happened
15       1,  L      |        on this: not to want to create a Dictator. So that the
16       1,  L      |     false suggestions, did not create the successors to the Magistrates
17       2,  V      |        his own way in order to create a reputation and name for
18       2,  VIII   |     possession of their goods, create a new Kingdom, and change
19       2,  XVII   |    virtu: For whoever wants to create a good army must, by real
20       2,  XXIX   |   neighboring enemies, did not create one when the Gauls came.
21       3,  VIII   |  Government, he set himself to create tumults in Rome against
22       3,  XIII   |   easier for a good Captain to create a good army, or a good army
23       3,  XIII   |        army, or a good army to create a good Captain. Upon this
24       3,  XIV    |         would break ranks [and create confusion] among themselves.
25       3,  XV     |        plurality of commanders create in a war, I want to cite
26       3,  XXIV   |  examples, and he desired they create new Consuls. If this goodness
27       3,  XXXIV  | censured, but when they had to create Tribunes of the legions,
28       3,  XXXVIII|      much more ought any enemy create it in a new army. Yet all
29       3,  XXXVIII|       despair of being able to create a good army as long as he