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 1     II, IV  |     as well as involuntary, quarrels and slanders, all which
 2     II, V   |     But if so the suits and quarrels, and all the evils which
 3     II, IX  |   the same embassy, and the quarrels between the kings were held
 4      V, II  |  political disturbances and quarrels? The universal and chief
 5      V, IV  |    should put an end to the quarrels of chiefs and mighty men.
 6      V, VI  |    oligarchs by another. Of quarrels about marriages I have already
 7      V, VIII| control the contentions and quarrels of the notables, and to
 8      V, IX  |  cutting the city in two by quarrels with the rich, whereas they
 9      V, XI  |     of the tyrant is to sow quarrels among the citizens; friends
10    VII, XVI |     from these causes arise quarrels and differences between