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 1       1,  IV   |     some things contrary to the opinions of many who say that Rome
 2       1,  IV   |         oppressed. And it these opinions should be false, there is
 3       1,  VIII |         sowing various sinister opinions among them. And among other
 4       1,  IX   |     many because of the diverse opinions that exist among them, yet
 5       1,  IX   |   consult, and according to the opinions of which he would make his
 6       1,  XI   | persuaded by new ordinances and opinions, yet it is not impossible
 7       1,  XXXIV|      the assembling together of opinions takes so much time; and
 8       2,  XVII |        thought upon the general opinions of many, which hold that
 9       2,  XVII |         to discuss whether such opinions are true, and whether artillery
10       2,  XXII |      CHAPTER XXII~HOW OFTEN THE OPINIONS OF MEN IN JUDGING THINGS [
11       2,  XXII |    still observe, how often the opinions of men are erroneous; which
12       2,  XXII |         suffer who hold similar opinions.~
13       2,  XXIII|      And those who have similar opinions do not see, that individual
14       3,  XIX  |        agreement) in one of his opinions concludes the contrary,
15       3,  XIX  |         reconcile both of these opinions, I say that you have to
16       3,  XVII |       And certainly their modem opinions are very far from the truth,
17       3,  XVII |       But all these methods and opinions that differ from the truth,
18       3,  XXXIV|        be deceived by the fame, opinions, and acts of a man, esteeming