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 1      I,  II |          his character would have deserved the highest praise. By his
 2      I,  IV |          archbishop so much as he deserved, the sentence against the
 3     II,  VI |           perhaps, their misdeeds deserved, each escaped by paying
 4     II,  VI |      counsels which he had richly deserved from the Florentines. The
 5     IV,  IV |          as his many excellencies deserved. He was compassionate; not
 6     IV,  VI | sovereignty, but if our sins have deserved this, in mercy save us from
 7      V,  I  |           a reputation they never deserved. This, perhaps, will not
 8      V,  IV |         only done as his holiness deserved, for having unblushingly
 9      V,  IV |        expected, or their conduct deserved; so much more were the former
10     VI,  IV |           to parricides are fully deserved by thee. And though ambition
11   VIII,  III|        surviving family and pay a deserved tribute to his memory, he
12   VIII,  VII|           to the end their crimes deserved. His skill, prudence, and