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 1       1,  I    |        would be a marvelous and rare thing and worthy of his
 2       1,  XLVII|       do some times, it will be rare when they deceive themselves
 3       1,  LV   |       these times as it is very rare; rather, it is seen to be
 4       1,  LV   |         brains and authority is rare, there have been many who
 5       2,  II   |      overcome them without that rare and extreme virtu. And to
 6       2,  XVI  |        and that afterwards were rare examples; that of the two
 7       2,  XVI  |        but in using it, it is a rare thing (as was said above)
 8       2,  XVIII|     country where mountains are rare, rivers rarer, distant from
 9       3,  I    |      when they began to be more rare, they begun also to give
10       3,  I    |       some others, who by their rare examples of virtu produced
11       3,  I    |     both these things to become rare, corruption began to multiply,
12       3,  III  |   acquired; which is an example rare in all the record of history
13       3,  VI   |          otherwise it will be a rare occasion if it will not
14       3,  VI   | conspiracy is discovered. And a rare example is cited by Titus
15       3,  VI   |     commemorate it as something rare and unprecedented. Such
16       3,  VI   |    which accidents (as they are rare) no remedy can be made.
17       3,  VI   |       greater perils; for it is rare that your own forces of
18       3,  VIII |    therefore, would have been a rare and memorable man if he
19       3,  XIII |         double virtu that is so rare, that if the same task was
20       3,  XVI  |        and always will be, that rare and great men are neglected
21       3,  XXXIV|     giving some example of some rare deed or saying concerning
22       3,  XXXV |    great deserts and rivers are rare, and finding those same