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 1     II,  I   | concerning the derivation of the word Florentia. Some suppose
 2     II,  I   |        Fluentia, and suppose the word derived from fluente, or
 3     II,  I   |           And it seems as if the word Fluentini were a corruption,
 4     II,  III |   increase their distinction the word signori, or lords, was soon
 5     II,  VIII|          would not have kept his word if Count Simon had not threatened
 6    III,  V   |    excited and inflamed by every word, motion, and breath of suspicion.
 7     IV,  VII |       safety. Eugenius then sent word to Niccolo Barbadoro, and
 8      V,  I   |         letters from them; every word, sign, or action that gave
 9      V,  II  |          people assembled at the word; so that those who for any
10     VI,  I   |        and the duke, he sent him word that, having served under
11    VII,  II  |        the sake of keeping their word, than for the purpose of