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 1 1|        I will never forego my examples of my Romans. If their way
 2 1|  temperate. For, from ancient examples, it is seen that in every
 3 1|      over this, which all the examples of ancient history does
 4 1|      what has been cited from examples previously mentioned, there
 5 1|     little diligence, or from examples of good or bad, are never
 6 2|      and there have been many examples of this seen in the last
 7 2|    lost their Kingdoms; which examples ought to teach others to
 8 2|   Ravenna and not Rome. Which examples do not cause the present
 9 2|       are slave, to whom such examples ought to cause fear, do
10 3|      demonstrated by the many examples of the Roman Legions when
11 3|       the Phalanx. With these examples, therefore, if I had to
12 3|    believe that, even without examples, this discussion should
13 4|       to me, according to the examples of the ancients, that almost
14 6|    also important; which some examples of the ancients teach you.
15 6|   over to themselves, are the examples of chastity and justice,
16 7| powerful, it results from the examples of the Ultramontanes. You