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 1 1|      at the frontiers of the Empire. And because they did not
 2 1| insolence, for they gave the Empire and took it away from anyone
 3 1|    first the division of the Empire and finally its ruin. Kings
 4 1|      of Assyria and from the Empire of the Romans, in which
 5 1|      it result) in the Roman Empire; once the blood (race) of
 6 1|   and any who later held the Empire by reputation, such as Hadrian,
 7 1|  exchanging Captains in that Empire, without doubt they would
 8 2|   virtuous. And as the Roman Empire afterwards kept growing,
 9 2|      to come to plunder that Empire, which had extinguished
10 2|     although afterwards that Empire, because of the inundation
11 4|   Romans at Cannae, lost the Empire of Rome. The other (Caesar)
12 6|      people acquired so much empire, when they had so great