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 1       1,  XXXVIII|       1502] when Arezzo having rebelled, Monsignor Imbault was sent
 2       2,  I      |     was ended the Latin people rebelled against the Romans with
 3       2,  III    |  Greece, but as soon as Thebes rebelled, all the others rebelled,
 4       2,  III    |       rebelled, all the others rebelled, and the trunk remained
 5       2,  XVII   |    Brescia; for when that land rebelled against the French, and
 6       2,  XIX    | subject to the Duke of Austria rebelled against him, among which
 7       2,  XXIII  |      and all the Val Di Chiana rebelled: which if they had done
 8       2,  XXIII  |        the Privernati, who had rebelled, but were later by force
 9       2,  XXIV   | Governors: so that that people rebelled, and the Pope quickly lost
10       2,  XXIV   |     that in MDVII [1507] Genoa rebelled against Louis XII, King
11       2,  XXIV   |     driven out of Italy, Genoa rebelled notwithstanding the fortress,
12       2,  XXX    |        any of the Colonies had rebelled against the Romans: and
13       3,  XI     |       war had been seen, Spain rebelled from its confederates and
14       3,  XII    |   appears to them (they having rebelled) to have given offense,
15       3,  XXI    |        all the Cities of Italy rebelled in favor of Hannibal, and
16       3,  XXI    |     that his soldiers in Spain rebelled with part of his friends,
17       3,  XXII   |   soldier refused to fight, or rebelled against them, or was in
18       3,  XXXII  |        Roman] colonies, having rebelled from the Roman people, under
19       3,  XLIV   |      where they said: They had rebelled, for peace was more of a