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 1       1         |          in knowing the variety of incidents that are contained in them,
 2       1,  II    |          the less so many were the incidents that arose in that City
 3       1,  XXXIII|           most useful in all those incidents which sprung up at any time
 4       1,  XXXIII|          it to be accelerated. And incidents similar to these arise more
 5       1,  XXXIII|      favors which nature and these incidents give him, he will soon come
 6       1,  XXXIV |          always be ruined in grave incidents. And it is to be noted in
 7       1,  XXXIX |             CHAPTER XXXIX~THE SAME INCIDENTS OFTEN HAPPEN TO DIFFERENT
 8       1,  XL    |           to discuss in detail the incidents that arose in Rome because
 9       1,  XLVI  |             And the course of such incidents is, that while men sought
10       1,  LVI   |             that always after such incidents there follows things extraordinary
11       1,  LVIII |   elsewhere, where he tells of the incidents which arose in Syracuse
12       2,  XVI   |            of this engagement, two incidents arose which had not arisen
13       3,  I     |           either by these external incidents, or by internal ones. And
14       3,  XIV   |           the enemy, because among incidents which will give you the
15       3,  XV    | Giovanbattista, because of certain incidents that occurred, had to return
16       3,  XXVI  |          which may arise from such incidents, and remedy them in time
17       3,  XXX   |       defend themselves in similar incidents. And it ought to be noted
18       3,  XLIX  |       happens that in a great City incidents arise every day which have
19       3,  XLIX  |        such strange and unforeseen incidents ever arose in such a City,