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 1       1,  VII   |     himself, but to many other noble citizens. We could also
 2       1,  VII   |  Clusium], at that time a most noble City of Tuscany, one Lucumones
 3       1,  XXXIII|       thing: for if some young noble is seen to spring up in
 4       1,  XL    |     and make satellites of the Noble youth, to whom they gave
 5       1,  XLVIII|    MORE WICKED, OR BY ONE MORE NOBLE AND MORE GOOD~When the [
 6       1,  LX    |      to that rank through some noble action that he should make.
 7       2,  IV    |     called Adria, which was so noble that it gave a name to that
 8       2,  XXVII |  Orient, the Republic of Tyre (noble and powerful in those times
 9       2,  XXVIII|     Pausanias, a beautiful and noble youth, of whom Attalus,
10       2,  XXVIII|       Pausanias and many other noble Barons were gathered; after
11       3,  VI    | whatever sort, small or great, noble or ignoble, familiar or
12       3,  VI    | son-in-law: but that man was a Noble and known to the Prince.
13       3,  XII   |        tongue of men, two most noble instruments to ennoble him,
14       3,  XX    |    school] teacher of the more noble children of that City, thinking
15       3,  XXVI  |       time by a Plebeian and a Noble; and as she did not have
16       3,  XXVI  |    Plebeian, her mother to the Noble: and such a tumult arose
17       3,  XXVI  |     themselves in favor of the Noble, and all the Plebeians in