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 1     IV,  II |       rabble. Having repeatedly discussed the subject, they resolved
 2     IV,  IV |       principal men of the city discussed the question.~Among the
 3      V,  III|    would prevail with them, and discussed the subject at great length
 4    VII,  III|    After this, many things were discussed, but nothing determined,
 5    VII,  IV |     secretly to Cafaggiolo, and discussed with him at great length
 6    VII,  VI | Girolamo Ogliato. He frequently discussed with them the faults of
 7    VII,  VI |      suspicion. They frequently discussed the subject; and in order
 8   VIII,  I  |         willingly do had we not discussed the matter elsewhere, or
 9   VIII,  I  |     their enterprise. They then discussed the means of carrying it
10   VIII,  IV |       These matters were boldly discussed, not only in private circles,
11   VIII,  V  |        to be adopted were fully discussed, having decided that the