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 1      I,  I  |     containing an equal number of nobles and of people, of rich and
 2     II,  III|         them without respect. The nobles at first, owing to their
 3     II,  VII|      which they expected from the nobles and their friends in the
 4    III,  V  |         more influential than the nobles of the people, who, however,
 5    III,  V  |     already commenced between the nobles of the people, and the minor
 6    III,  V  |         people, and degraded many nobles to the popular rank. To
 7    III,  V  |            His enmity against the nobles of the people and the Guelphs,
 8    III,  VI |        the Capitani di Parte. The nobles of the people and the major
 9    III,  VI |         many riots. Sometimes the nobles of the people took arms;
10    III,  VI |         them altogether. Thus the nobles of the people and the Guelphs
11    III,  VI |         had been; for many of the nobles of the people, who had distinguished
12     IV,  I  | ungratified and unquenched. Those nobles of the people, or new nobility,
13      V,  II |       taken possession of by some nobles of his party.~The Genoese,