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 1      I,  VII|     refusing to do the same, was condemned as a heretic; but, being
 2     II,  III|         sit in the Signory. They condemned the associates of a criminal
 3     II,  V  |         Corso Donati accused and condemned—Riot at the house of Corso—
 4     II,  VII| conducted the war against Lucca, condemned many to pay fines, others
 5    III,  I  |        to hold offices, would be condemned in the penalties which this
 6    III,  I  |         disobedient, they became condemned in the penalties. Hence,
 7    III,  I  |         noted as presumptuous or condemned as ambitious. But seeing
 8    III,  IV |     should be demanded; that the condemned and the banished should
 9    III,  V  |       Albizzi and other citizens condemned to death— The Florentines
10    III,  V  |     against them, that they were condemned to death, as it were, by
11     IV,  I  |         with complaints, and all condemned the ambition and avarice
12      V,  II |        country to be universally condemned; for communities, although
13   VIII,  II |           Jacopo and Rinato were condemned within four days after the