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 1 1|         is the Prince of all the world, and is therefore permitted
 2 1|         would have created a new world Kingdom; but who so much
 3 2|         which they conquered the world. And although some of the
 4 2|          Romans occupied all the world, and it must be believed,
 5 2|    cavalry, yet they divided the world with the Romans: the other,
 6 2|      these last two parts of the world have had a Principality
 7 2| malignity of the time, since the world has been more virtuous when
 8 2|   corrupted, so almost the whole world came to be corrupted, and
 9 2|         dispersed throughout the world, so that those overcome
10 3|          not for anything in the world would I desire you to become
11 6|          men he would assail the world.~But let us pass on to another
12 7|  organizations of war in all the world, with respect to those of
13 7|          remain the shame of the world. And the people are not
14 7|     himself Prince of the entire world. Whoever disparages these
15 7|       brief time, have shown the world how much the ancient institutions