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1 5 |   managed the state, and how powerful they left it; and how, by
2 6 |    tolerably flourishing and powerful, envy, as is generally the
3 38|      they became popular and powerful. On the other hand, the
4 51|   king Perses, the great and powerful state of Rhodes, which had
5 51| called resentment, is in the powerful termed violence and cruelty. ~ “
6 51|    republic, however, became powerful, and faction grew strong
7 53|  with limited forces against powerful sovereigns; that they had