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 1    Int      | quite as true to-day.~Of the remaining works of Machiavelli the
 2      I,  I  |      new abodes, leaving the remaining two-thirds in possession
 3      I,  V  |      man called Ezelin, who, remaining in the country, had a son,
 4      I,  VI |      brother the archbishop, remaining lord of Milan, carried on
 5      I,  VI |      the emperor came; after remaining a few months, he returned
 6    III,  IV |  ambition (being desirous of remaining masters of the palace),
 7     IV,  VII| against their enemies, if by remaining at home he could prevent
 8     IV,  VII|  their arms, for Rinaldo was remaining with the pontiff, to arrange
 9      V,  VII|      this once effected, his remaining task would be easy. He therefore,
10     VI,  III|  vanquished. Thus their only remaining enemies were the Venetians,
11   VIII,  VII|  poetical compositions still remaining. To facilitate the study