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1     II,  I  |         desuetude, the ruin and weakness of territories has followed;
2     IV,  III|     Modigliano; partly from the weakness of the places themselves,
3     IV,  VI |     proof, or they discover our weakness we shall lose it. If you
4      V,  III|       on their part, but by our weakness and their own ambition;
5    VII,  V  |         led back to prison.~The weakness of the conspirators was
6    VII,  V  |    critical junctures, occasion weakness and anxiety, and in times
7   VIII,  II | promptitude, to make up for the weakness and inefficiency of the