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 1 1|     time of peace; for other reasons can be cited for their being
 2 1|    if he does give them, the reasons ought to be either as a
 3 1|      they cite two principal reasons: the one, because they are
 4 1|     force.~FABRIZIO: All the reasons that you mention are from
 5 1|     Citizens. But of all the reasons which can be given, I want
 6 1|     in addition to the other reasons mentioned a short while
 7 1|   will easily refute all the reasons cited in favor of this.
 8 1|   every year. Nor, for other reasons, (did it result) in the
 9 2|      I do not know ((for the reasons given above)) how the Sarisse
10 2|     I am not obliged to give reasons for that which is the custom
11 2|      those Emperors, for the reasons mentioned above. But we
12 2|   and strong States, for the reasons mentioned, do not fear an
13 2|     have said in showing the reasons for the present business
14 2| speak little of them for two reasons: one, because this part
15 3|      from those men for what reasons the soldiers on foot of
16 3|  remain of use. For the same reasons, these remain four and one
17 3|       I want to tell you the reasons, which is this. The first
18 3|    engagement to you for two reasons: one, to show you how it (
19 5|  pikemen in the rear for the reasons mentioned above, it is necessary
20 5|   war. They did this for two reasons: The first so that the soldier
21 7|     with difficulty, for the reasons previously mentioned; and
22 7|     deception occurs for two reasons: either because the place
23 7|    like also to cite you the reasons, and in part, will observe
24 7|     natural customs, for the reasons I told you today, and the