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 1       1,  VI    |     therefore a thing worthy of consideration to see whether in Rome there
 2       1,  IX    |       but which should be given consideration by those who desire to be
 3       1,  XII   |         And whoever should give consideration to its foundations, and
 4       1,  XXIV  |         closer, and with better consideration will look for what the orders
 5       1,  XXIX  |     something worthy of greater consideration, that a people does not
 6       1,  XL    |       many and [worthy] of much consideration, both by those who want
 7       1,  XLVI  |      the Magistrates treat with consideration. And when he has risen to
 8       1,  XLVII | deception which, in the general consideration, they had presupposed. So
 9       2,  XXIV  |        to me proper to put into consideration whether it is good to build
10       2,  XXVII |         is a matter that merits consideration, this deception that exists
11       2,  XXXIII|         other things that merit consideration, is to see with what authority
12       3,  VI    |     necessity, will act without consideration. As an example, there are
13       3,  VI    |         and without taking into consideration the strength of the conspirators,
14       3,  VIII  |      all of them than any other consideration; and they considered much
15       3,  IX    |         with drive, others with consideration and caution. And as in the
16       3,  IX    |    proceeded with his army with consideration and caution, far removed
17       3,  XLI   |    there ought not to exist any consideration of what is just or unjust,
18       3,  XLI   |    rather, ahead of every other consideration, that proceeding ought to
19       3,  XLIII |       of Florence, and takes in consideration also those which have occurred