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 1      I,  I  | superabundant population, was to divide into three parts, each containing
 2    III,  I  |        it must of necessity soon divide against itself; for the
 3      V,  IV |        unblushingly attempted to divide two such attached friends
 4      V,  V  |      foot of the mountains which divide Italy from Germany, so that
 5      V,  VI |      foot of the mountains which divide the Casentino from the Val
 6      V,  VI |     parts, arguing that he might divide his people between Chiusi,
 7      V,  VII|       foot of the mountains that divide the Val di Tavere from the
 8     VI,  I  |      both would join Filippo and divide Italy among them. The Florentines
 9   VIII,  III|          as the smaller evil, to divide them; to send one party,
10   VIII,  III|     hoped to compel the enemy to divide their forces; for Count