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 1 VI |         he should become King of Rome and founder of the fatherland.
 2 VII|    Orsini and Colonna parties in Rome, by gaining to himself all
 3 VII|     himself all the gentlemen of Rome, so as to be able to curb
 4 VII|        for more than a month. In Rome, although but half alive,
 5 VII|         the Orsini might come to Rome, they could not effect anything
 6 IX |       happened to the Gracchi in Rome and to Messer Giorgio Scali18
 7 XI |        made use of the barons of Rome, who, being divided into
 8 XI |       the Romagna, the barons of Rome reduced to impotence, and,
 9 XI | cardinals foster the factions in Rome and out of it, and the barons
10 XII|         armed with foreign arms. Rome and Sparta stood for many
11 XVI|         to become pre-eminent in Rome; but if he had survived
12 XIX|          would be right to go to Rome and avenge the death of
13 XIX|     throne, he moved the army on Rome, and reached Italy before
14 XIX|       started. On his arrival at Rome, the Senate, through fear,
15 XIX|          affairs, he returned to Rome and complained to the Senate
16 XIX|          number of the people of Rome and all those of Alexandria.
17 XIX|      dominions deferred going to Rome and taking possession of
18 XIX|          through his prefects in Rome and elsewhere in the empire,
19 XIX|    Senate with all the people of Rome, and all Italy conspired
20 XXV|          for if he had waited in Rome until he could get away,