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 1 1|       but in order to avoid the harm which this continuous practice
 2 1|        ordinances, never do him harm, but rather are always of
 3 1|      foreigners more readily do harm to the public good than
 4 1|     proposition does not do any harm either to the country or
 5 1|        FABRIZIO: This did us no harm; for all this discussion
 6 2|         without suffering great harm, because those who defended
 7 3|       shots, if they should not harm its own men, must pass in
 8 5|       Hannibal, when he came to harm from the Romans in Italy,
 9 5|         are foreseen cause less harm. Many have ((in order to
10 6| discipline, and do not know the harm that is done to them by
11 7|         the pretext of going to harm Camerino, turned toward
12 7|          and what benefits you, harm the enemy. Whoever is more