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 1      I, II|          have the same name. The proof that the state is a creation
 2      I, XI|         to have given a striking proof of his wisdom, but, as I
 3     II, X |           is dangerous. It is no proof of the goodness of the institution
 4     II, XI|      sooner performed. We have a proof in military and naval matters;
 5     IV, XI|          soon comes to an end. A proof of the superiority of the
 6      V, I |         is not a good thing; the proof is the fact that such forms
 7     VI, IV|         of gain than of honor. A proof is that even the ancient
 8    VII, I | appropriate to such subjects. No proof is required to show that
 9    VII, IV|        number of the latter is a proof of the greatness of a city;
10    VII, XV|       prior to the rational. The proof is that anger and wishing