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 1 1| themselves still ought to be feared by the King, for the sinews
 2 1|      how much they are to be feared who do not know any other
 3 2|  closer together, as this is feared less, even though inconvenient,
 4 2|   time, in the Kingdom it is feared; whence it results that
 5 2|    the greatest evil that is feared is a ransom; so that men
 6 2|       which elsewhere is not feared)) maintain and honor themselves
 7 4|  Decius was killed. Some who feared the virtu of their enemy,
 8 4|      those evils that can be feared by men, but also by those
 9 4|     so whenever religion was feared and observed. Sertorius
10 5|      is not seen, but who is feared, is necessary, and it is
11 6| place, and according as they feared the enemy. For myself, I
12 6|    hear of it, they at least feared it. And because where there