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 1    III,  I  |   existed. This diversity of effects must have been occasioned
 2    III,  V  | different times very serious effects arose, and as they will
 3    III,  V  | alike in fear; but the worst effects arose from the apprehensions
 4     IV,  II |      actions merely by their effects; for it often happens that
 5     IV,  II |   two exceedingly pernicious effects; the one conferring honors
 6     IV,  III|    produced most mischievous effects, but for the war with which
 7      V,  V  |   them feel more closely the effects of the course they had adopted,
 8     VI,  VII|    occurring, which produced effects unprecedented in Tuscany,
 9     VI,  VII|  unprecedented and marvelous effects; but these were more especially
10    VII,  II |  them to produce more prompt effects than they would otherwise
11    VII,  III|  placed his children and his effects under the care of his brother