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 1      I,    78    |                A maddened nation, and from all the world~ ~
 2      I,   144(7) |   should be chosen by the nation, and not by the Assembly;
 3      I,   194    |   unknown were tilled. No nation this~ ~
 4      I,   643    |   The Tuscan sages to the nation's aid.~ ~
 5    III,   172    |                         A nation's anger is by losses stirred,~ ~
 6    III,   310    | Hence springs that rugged nation swift and fierce,~ ~
 7    VII,   525    |                      That nation serves the worst which serves
 8    VII,   669    |           Where flows the nation's blood, where beats the
 9   VIII,   350    |  Smile favouring on their nation. Thence I'll pour~ ~
10   VIII,   414    |                      This nation trusts itself. Each race
11   VIII,   576    |              Some foreign nation which may share his fate.~ ~
12   VIII,   975(24)|   in the theogony of that nation, see Hegel's "Lectures on
13      X,    38    |                  To every nation! On the outer sea 2~ ~
14      X,   341    |  thou sought, nor yet has nation claimed~ ~