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 1      I,  I  |       to disturb the empire, he contrived that the Burgundians, Franks,
 2      I,  IV |      from the hands of Tancred, contrived that Henry, son of Frederick
 3      I,  V  |         Bonatto, an astrologer, contrived that at an appointed moment
 4      I,  VI |        death of the archbishop, contrived the murder of his uncle,
 5      I,  VII|        among themselves, and so contrived to accommodate things to
 6     II,  II |    these motives, Nicholas III. contrived that, with the influence
 7    III,  I  |        the family of the Ricci, contrived that the law against the
 8    III,  I  |        this law, which had been contrived by his enemies for his stumbling-block,
 9    III,  VI |         their displeasure, they contrived to amuse the multitude with
10     IV,  II | sensible of its injustice, they contrived that the taxes should be
11     IV,  V  |       authority of the count he contrived the ruin of Pagolo Guinigi.
12     VI,  II |         him if the duke had not contrived to frustrate his designs.
13   VIII,  II |       gone, whose doors were so contrived, that upon closing they