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 1     I,  66|        famous once for its warlike population, afterwards for the associations
 2    II,  6 |             not without a military population, and well furnished with
 3    II,  12|         Maritime Alps. Raising the population, in which is no lack of
 4    II,  13|            the ruin of an innocent population. The horror of these acts
 5    II,  16|            duties an undisciplined population, disgusted with the unusual
 6    II,  28|         once to protect a friendly population, and, like a skilful soldier,
 7    II,  88|           to fight with the rustic population. The most terrible massacre
 8   III,  30|           weapons, in its numerous population devoted to the interests
 9   III,  32|                      Meanwhile the population of Cremona was roughly handled
10   III,  32| characteristic insolence of a city population, they had wantonly provoked
11   III,  82|           followed by an unwarlike population, presented the appearance
12     V,  3 |            of Isis the overflowing population of Egypt, led by Hierosolymus
13     V,  15|          than proportionate to the population, had the courage to do so.