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 1 1 |         legislator ought to have considered that this was equally true
 2 2 |        attained, will have to be considered attentively, or we may be
 3 2 |      half the subject may now be considered to have been discussed;
 4 3 |          in the next place, they considered that their army was superior
 5 3 |         present moment has to be considered by us. Justly may you, O
 6 4 |          and we said that Pindar considered violence natural and justified
 7 4 | legislators never appear to have considered that they have two instruments
 8 7 |          of God, and this, truly considered, is the best of him; wherefore
 9 9 |          the individual is first considered. In the second place, although
10 11|       may be thought not to have considered the innumerable hindrances
11 12|       experience, and have often considered them, and I dare say that