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 1  2,1 |       those who have a common wish to observe the Christian
 2  2,2 |  think admirable, or, if they wish to teach, let them first
 3  2,3 |      on the born or unborn; I wish to know the price of bread;
 4  2,3 |      offer them to people who wish to rest in the open, are
 5  3,8 |       to be an exile … If you wish, O Emperor, to save yourself,
 6  3,9 |       such things? But if you wish to learn the truth you have
 7  4,1 |      North Africa who did not wish to become subjects of the
 8  5,8 |       threats and against the wish of the pope, confirmed the
 9  7,1 |       intermingled with their wish to increase their power
10  7,1 |      auxiliaries, expressed a wish to be acknowledged the head
11  7,1 | William, he did not, however, wish that the strangers might
12  7,3 |      Venice, however, did not wish to start transporting the
13  7,3 |       which had revolted; the wish to restore their candidate
14  7,4 |   return to the capital. This wish was not fulfilled. He died
15  8,2 |   other fugitives who did not wish to be under the yoke of
16  8,4 |     in which he expressed his wish that Theodore might take
17  9,3 |    with Charles, and made him wish for a conciliatory policy
18  9,7 |      from the sultan: “If you wish to execute my orders, close
19  9,11|   popes, for example, did not wish to act with the Hohenstaufen
20  9,19|     darkness, and expressed a wish that thankful Italy should