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 1       1,  I   |  the laws made by Romulus, Numa, and the others had constrained
 2       1,  XI  |  the Roman Senate to elect Numa Pompilius as successor to
 3       1,  XI  |     would be instituted by Numa. Who, finding a very ferocious
 4       1,  XI  |   from that religion which Numa had introduced in that City.
 5       1,  XI  | more obligated, Romulus or Numa, I believe that Numa would [
 6       1,  XI  |    or Numa, I believe that Numa would [rather] attain the
 7       1,  XI  |  it was very necessary for Numa, who pretended he had met
 8       1,  XI  |   therefore, admiring his [Numa’s] goodness and prudence,
 9       1,  XI  |    those men with whom he [Numa] had to work were coarse [
10       1,  XI  | the Religion introduced by Numa was among the chief reasons
11       1,  XIX |  proceeding of Romulus, of Numa, and of Tullus, the first
12       1,  XIX |   was able to give time to Numa Pompilius to be able to
13       1,  XIX |   imitate Romulus, and not Numa. Let all the Princes who
14       1,  XIX | this, that he who imitates Numa may keep it [the State]
15       1,  XLIX| Romulus, and afterwards by Numa, by Tullus Hostilius, and