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 1      I,  I  |     ruin; and these barbarians exhibited much ability and perseverance
 2      I,  V  |      the first pope who openly exhibited his own ambition; and, under
 3     II,  IV |      the Donati, at which Veri exhibited great astonishment, saying
 4     II,  VII|       of the forces. He having exhibited little zeal and less prudence,
 5     VI,  VI |      years. King Alfonso alone exhibited dissatisfaction at what
 6    VII,  V  |    daily. Many spectacles were exhibited in honor of the duke, and
 7    VII,  VI |       the scarlet hat, than he exhibited such inordinate pride and
 8    VII,  VI | twenty-three years of age, and exhibited no less composure at his
 9   VIII,  II |        the attachment you have exhibited toward myself; but I feel
10   VIII,  IV |       want of respect for them exhibited in her determinations, render
11   VIII,  V  |  engagement, greater valor was exhibited on both sides than had been