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 1      I,  V  |    for those arms which from attachment to the faith performed valiantly
 2    III,  I  |     these, arise at once the attachment for and influence of parties;
 3     IV,  V  |   opportunity of showing our attachment to our ancient party. But
 4      V,  III|     immediate danger than by attachment to their distant friends,
 5      V,  IV |      cancel their claim. Our attachment to your most serene Signory
 6      V,  VI |    still, so powerful is the attachment to party, that no benefit
 7     VI,  III|    Sienna were firm in their attachment to the Florentines, and
 8    VII,  II |     his own ambition than by attachment to Piero or gratitude to
 9   VIII,  II | suffered, and rejoice in the attachment you have exhibited toward
10   VIII,  VII|     opposed to them from his attachment to the Genoese, and the