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 1    Int      | successful and most enduring example of popular government. Free
 2      I,  III|    they performed; and their example so greatly extended the
 3      I,  IV |      to the cardinals— First example of a prince deprived of
 4      I,  IV | minds of men, excited by the example of those who were its principal
 5      I,  VII|      followed the usages and example of others.~Thus the arms
 6     IV,  III|   enemies of his country: an example worthy of that much lauded
 7     IV,  III|  supported at her charge.~An example of an opposite character
 8     IV,  V  |   may not be deterred by our example from submitting themselves
 9     IV,  VI |      most uncertain, and the example of the ancient nobility
10     IV,  VII|    and sent into exile. This example, however, did not at all
11      V,  VII|      it, presents a striking example of the wretched state of
12      V,  VII|      that he had set such an example, as it would be most highly
13     VI,  IV |     arms like thine! May our example instruct posterity, since
14     VI,  V  |       who only waited for an example, assembled in arms, and
15     VI,  VII|     desired that this slight example should suffice to recall
16    VII,  V  |     were not made a striking example, others would, without the
17   VIII,  IV |     clemency, who, after the example of the blessed Redeemer,