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 1      I,  VII| Tortona, and had amassed great riches, finding his end approach,
 2     II,  II |        increased in honors and riches, and learning that Pope
 3     II,  III|        city being increased in riches and population, it was found
 4     II,  III|       that the people, both in riches, numbers, and hatred, were
 5     II,  IV |       and the Donati were, for riches, nobility, and the number
 6    III,  III|      us the victory, and their riches, when they have become ours,
 7    III,  III|        ignoble—for poverty and riches make all the difference.
 8    III,  III|     who attain great power and riches, make use of either force
 9     IV,  VI |      power of the Signory, his riches would be so too. In conclusion,
10   VIII,  I  |       de’ Medici, noticing the riches and rank of this family,
11   VIII,  I  |        very wealthy man, whose riches on his decease, without