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 1       2,  IV  |   other Cities they made them associates of themselves, as in a similar
 2       2,  IV  |  other method is to make them associates; not so closely, however,
 3       2,  IV  |      them immediately and not associates, as did the Spartans and
 4       2,  IV  |       it is necessary to make associates of them who would help in
 5       2,  IV  |      for she had created many associates throughout all Italy, who
 6       2,  IV  |     of command, so that these associates of hers came (without their
 7       2,  IV  |     the Romans. So that those associates of Rome [who were] in Italy
 8       2,  IV  |     armed. And although these associates of hers conspired against
 9       2,  IV  |     condition; for from being associates they too became their subjects.
10       2,  IV  |    continue making additional associates for themselves, as this
11       2,  XIII| discussed above by us to make associates for herself, because under
12       2,  XIII|     Latium, together with the Associates who had been defended a
13       2,  XXI |   surrendered to them, not as associates, but as subjects, and how