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 1       1,  VI    |            subjected almost all of Greece, showed the weakness of
 2       1,  XVIII |          and reduced almost all of Greece to their obedience, had
 3       1,  XXVI  |        petty King became Prince of Greece. And those who write of
 4       1,  XXXI  |             they sent an army into Greece against Philip of Macedonia,
 5       1,  XL    |             Tyrant of Sparta, when Greece and the Roman People assaulted
 6       1,  LIII  |         were routed and killed.~In Greece in the City of Athens, Nicias,
 7       1,  LIX   |       showed that the fleet of all Greece, although they were under
 8       2         |       whoever is born in Italy and Greece, and has not become either
 9       2         | Ultramontane in Italy or a Turk in Greece, has reason to find fault
10       2,  I     |          beaten and driven back to Greece, the first war with the
11       2,  I     |      Africa, by the Aetolians into Greece, by Eumences and other Princes
12       2,  II    |     happened in Corcyra, a City of Greece, in the times of the Peloponnesian
13       2,  III   |        conquered all the Cities of Greece, but as soon as Thebes rebelled,
14       2,  IV    |            did in ancient times in Greece. And as the Romans had many
15       2,  X     |          the death of Alexander in Greece would have arrived, whence
16       2,  X     |     multitude of Gauls passed into Greece and then into Asia, and
17       2,  XXVIII|        governship of a Province of Greece: Whence Pausanias seeing
18       2,  XXXI  |          he should want to assault Greece, that Darius turned to that
19       3,  XVI   |            almost subjected all of Greece, arose in reputation so