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 1 1|   and a citizen who becomes powerful can more readily avail himself,
 2 1|  the Carthaginians who were powerful on the sea, did not enlist
 3 2|   these orders have been so powerful, that after King Charles
 4 3|  are more serrated and more powerful, so much more is it secure.
 5 3|  seems reasonable, being so powerful as to be able to force the
 6 4| swamps or mountains or in a powerful city; for, in this manner,
 7 5|    night, and if he is more powerful in infantry or cavalry,
 8 6|     discipline; which is so powerful, that it made the few able
 9 7|     there is something more powerful, it results from the examples
10 7|      losses: and those most powerful States of Italy were several
11 7|   to reciting comedies)) so powerful, that in a few years, he