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1 III  |     have kept off others from designs on Lombardy, to which the
2 IV   |    hope to be assisted in his designs by the revolt of those whom
3 VII  |       sickness frustrated his designs. Therefore, he who considers
4 VIII |      necessary for his wicked designs, Oliverotto gave a solemn
5 XX   |     enemies to arise and form designs against him, in order that
6 XXI  |     thus his achievements and designs have always been great,
7 XXI  | wishes to do these things and designs in any way to honour his
8 XXIII|      does not communicate his designs to any one, nor does he