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 1 1|       corrupt and because it can cause great evils.~COSIMO: Would
 2 1|         lovers of war, they will cause him to err. I cannot, in
 3 1|          he has made will always cause us to have such a opinion.~
 4 1|          our trusting in it will cause us to lose the State: or
 5 1|      they can win and remedy the cause of the defeat. And if they
 6 1|       Government are those which cause a City to be tyrannized;
 7 1|         therefore, which was the cause of their being deprived
 8 1|     example in Tuscany, does not cause you to have better ones,
 9 1|        or insufficient, does not cause any hardship: for this order
10 1|     multitude of armed men would cause confusion, trouble, and
11 1|         organized under arms can cause disorders in two ways: either
12 1|        the leaders you give them cause a change; and I will later
13 1|          that the leaders do not cause disorders, it is necessary
14 2| impediment which the horse meets cause him to lose his fury. None
15 2|        head (front), you have to cause the first Centurion to stop
16 2|      Rome. Which examples do not cause the present thinking which
17 2|      whom such examples ought to cause fear, do not have the power
18 3|         order to see if they can cause any injury to the enemy
19 3|      receiving one another, they cause it to be confused, and apt
20 3|       any intervals, which would cause disorder, or if some should
21 3|    others to retire, they should cause them also to retire. Which
22 3|         of such instruments, and cause them to combat more bravely.
23 4|       where inexperience may not cause you injury. Also, higher
24 4|         which will always be the cause of giving you the victory.
25 4|          you easily, or give him cause for delay. In the first
26 4|        with his open and was the cause of his own victory and the
27 4|         are put forward, are the cause for the victory of him against
28 4|        Spain, or from some other cause, you ought to try (your)
29 4|     location, or from some other cause, you have a disadvantage,
30 4|          France, and who was the cause for victory. You can also
31 4|     members, they should have no cause for being afraid of them.
32 5|      difficult. Among those that cause more difficulty, are to
33 5|          this concession did not cause disorders; for when the (
34 5|         things that are foreseen cause less harm. Many have ((in
35 5|           jumbled), which things cause disorganization. It is necessary,
36 6|     having become arbiter of his cause, condemned him to death.
37 6|   actually be less; for the many cause confusion, and do not allow
38 6|       thought of his: which will cause him not to think of his
39 6|         apprehensive: which will cause the enemy to undertake some
40 6|        trusted, or by giving him cause that he has to separate
41 6|         not believe there is any cause to punish them, they are
42 6|          either demonstrated the cause of it or reduced it to its
43 7|          of all batterings is to cause the wall to fall toward
44 7|     become the beginning and the cause of your ruin. Genoa, when
45 7|       when they abandon a place, cause it to be lost, and when
46 7|        it to, unless you want to cause disorder. Accidents are