igitur CONJ numer N21DATSM colon N21GENPM opportunitat N31LOCSF flumin N32GENPN uber N32LOCSN agr N23GENSM adnex SUPINE31ABLSN conubi N24LOCPN que CONJ gent N33GENPF adolev V31PERFACTIVEIND3S floru V21PERFACTIVEIND3S que CONJ bell N22LOCPN extern ADJ11DATPXPOS intact ADJ11NOMSFPOS civil ADJ32DATPXPOS infelix ADJ31NOMSXPOS
The large number of colonists sent there, the advantages given by its navigable streams, the fertility of its land, as well as the connections established with other peoples by intermarriage and alliance, all combined to make the colony increase and prosper; untouched in foreign wars, it found misfortune in civil strife.
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