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 1       1,  XXXIV|     do anything, but in many cases having to act together)
 2       1,  XLV  |      Signoria should give in cases affecting the State (which
 3       1,  LVIII|    did in the abovementioned cases.~The nature of the multitude,
 4       1,  LIX  |       I believe that in many cases they are the same, and in
 5       1,  LIX  |   into account, that in such cases where danger is imminent,
 6       2,  II   | similar notable and horrible cases occurred in the said Province,
 7       2,  XVIII| cavalry; for if in the other cases the Consuls made the Roman
 8       2,  XXII |     one believed, [and] upon cases such as this men are persuaded.
 9       3,  VI   |    at all times: for in such cases there is danger run in plotting
10       3,  VI   |      man. And truly in these cases, the conspirators are to
11       3,  XIX  |  limitations, and not in the cases observed by Appius, merits
12       3,  XVII |      had to judge in similar cases. But the weakness of present
13       3,  XXX  |     and in detail of certain cases, so that future people may