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 1       1,  XII  | question which perhaps they had presupposed: which opinion and belief
 2       1,  XII  |       is Religion every good is presupposed, so too where it is lacking
 3       1,  XII  |         lacking the contrary is presupposed. We Italians therefore have
 4       1,  XVII |     society. And it ought to be presupposed as a very true matter that
 5       1,  XXIII|     lost that pass that you had presupposed to hold, and in which your
 6       1,  XXXV |         harmed any Republic, it presupposed that a People is never led
 7       1,  XLVII|         consideration, they had presupposed. So that those who at first (
 8       2,  XXV  |        the object which you had presupposed. The City of Pistoia (as
 9       3,  I    |       And it ought easily to be presupposed that they had begun to hold
10       3,  XXXI |        power] in Italy, and had presupposed in their minds the creation