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 1      I,  VI |      account of its power and internal regulations, deserves to
 2     II,  III|     had not been disturbed by internal enmities there would have
 3    III,  III| external wars have ceased the internal commence, we should have
 4    III,  VI |  continued six years; and the internal peace of the city remained
 5    III,  VII|   without enemies external or internal, undertook the conquest
 6     IV,  I  |      there was nothing either internal or external to occasion
 7     IV,  VII|      of the Signory more than internal dissensions; but, still,
 8     VI,  VII|     It thus appeared that the internal dissensions of Italy might
 9    VII,  IV |      Florence, free both from internal dissensions and foreign
10    VII,  VI |    sacked for having, through internal factions, fallen into rebellion.
11   VIII,  VII|      having put a stop to the internal wars of Italy, and by his