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 1       1,  I      |          world under Octavian were led to live in the plain along
 2       1,  II     |         avoid like evils they were led to make laws, and institute
 3       1,  XXXV   | presupposed that a People is never led to give it except with limited
 4       1,  XL     |          they sent out two armies, led in part by the said Ten.
 5       1,  XL     |          him. And when a People is led to commit this error of
 6       1,  XLIV   |        Virginia the Roman Pleb was led armed to the sacred mountain [
 7       2          |          reasons by which they are led to such deception are various.
 8       2,  XII    |            for they could not have led so great a force against
 9       2,  XX     |          him against whom they are led; and they do so either from
10       2,  XXV    |          them, [and] when they had led their army near the army
11       3,  VI     |         you do not let yourself be led to write in your hand) the
12       3,  VIII   |    generation to generation, it is led to this corruption; these
13       3,  VIII   |         this corruption; these are led by necessity to this, unless
14       3,  XII    |          what glory they have been led by it; and it has been written
15       3,  XX     |          them outside the City and led them all to the camp before
16       3,  XXVI   |         among their citizens, were led to become divided among
17       3,  XXXVIII|          to which he may have been led by ambition or fortune)
18       3,  XXXIX  |         which the Consul Cornelius led against the Samnites, and
19       3,  XLVIII |            Florentines that, being led through his arrangement