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 1       1,  III   |     Plebs and the Senate [the Tarquins having been driven out],
 2       1,  III   |      the cause seen while the Tarquins lived, whom the nobility
 3       1,  III   |      them: but as soon as the Tarquins were dead, and that fear
 4       1,  III   |   becomes necessary. Thus the Tarquins being dead through fear
 5       1,  III   |     the same effect which the Tarquins had caused when they were
 6       1,  IV    |    Rome from the death of the Tarquins to the creation of the Tribunes;
 7       1,  IX    |  after the driving out of the Tarquins, where there was no other
 8       1,  XVI   |      it after driving out the Tarquins. And such difficulty is
 9       1,  XVI   |     were put to death and the Tarquins destroyed, with all those
10       1,  XVII  |      of Rome, which after the Tarquins had been driven out, was
11       1,  XXVIII|    for having the name of the Tarquins, and the other having only
12       1,  XXXII |       in order to restore thy Tarquins, the Senate apprehensive
13       3,  VII   |       Consuls, where only the Tarquins were driven out and no one
14       3,  VII   |      was the expulsion of the Tarquins, as also was the State of
15       3,  XXVI  | against Lucretia deprived the Tarquins of their State; and the