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1      I, 5 |    mean that its young men are numerous and of good a quality: good
2      I, 5 |      that his own children are numerous and have the good qualities
3      I, 5 |    territory; the ownership of numerous, large, and beautiful estates;
4      I, 5 | estates; also the ownership of numerous and beautiful implements,
5     II, 5 |      same as ours are the more numerous party, or the stronger,
6     II, 25|     positive examples are more numerous and more frequent, we must
7    III, 3 |     but as the meat itself, so numerous and swollen and aggressive