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 1       1,  XXXIII| beginning of things: And such favors are accorded more to those
 2       1,  XXXIII|     in him, the assemblage of favors which nature and these incidents
 3       1,  XLI   | changed nature takes away old favors from him, it may give him
 4       1,  LII   |  favor the Medici, with which favors they beat him and, in the
 5       1,  LII   |     to guard: Moreover, these favors not being able to be done
 6       1,  LII   |      wanting to take away the favors from Marcantonio, increased
 7       2,  XXII  |       forward by men who want favors more readily for themselves
 8       3,  VIII  |       had at first shown many favors toward Manlius; none the
 9       3,  XXVIII|    doing them similar private favors, which make men partisans,
10       3,  XXVIII|   been said) to whoever seeks favors through public means, and
11       3,  XXX   |    young and with so many new favors that his method of proceeding
12       3,  XXXIV |     creation of consuls their favors turned to the creation of
13       3,  XLVIII|    else other then that which favors them. After the Gauls had