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 1       1,  XII   |          CHAPTER XII~OF HOW MUCH IMPORTANCE SHOULD BE GIVEN RELIGION;
 2       1,  XII   |       ones have increased [their importance] from whatever origin they
 3       1,  XXXI  |      judged that it was of great importance to those who commanded their
 4       1,  LIII  |      where the People are of any importance, they will always accept
 5       2,  I     |         not have any war of much importance for a space of twenty years,
 6       2,  XVI   |      part which is not of little importance: for whoever arranges [his
 7       2,  XXIII |       town to town which were of importance, they either bestowed benefits
 8       3,  XIV   |          MIDST OF BATTLE~Of what importance is some new incident which
 9       3,  XV    |          he had been a man of no importance. But then the very opposite
10       3,  XVII  | ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT OF IMPORTANCE~A Republic ought to take
11       3,  XXIII |         thing is of the greatest importance, because when a man is deprived
12       3,  XXXVII|         doing anything of little importance which can have a bad effect