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1      I,  VI |   emperor, seeing with what a liberal hand the pontiff had bestowed
2     IV,  VI | courteous demeanor, extremely liberal and humane. He never attempted
3     IV,  VI |    that he is kind, generous, liberal, and beloved by all. Now
4     IV,  VI | condemns men for being pious, liberal, and benevolent? And though
5      V,  I  |     if the latter excites the liberal mind to imitation, the former
6      V,  III|    than that each should make liberal concessions, the Florentines
7      V,  IV |      They endeavored, by very liberal offers, to gain over the
8    VII,  II |    the duke, who, by the most liberal offers, induced Jacopo to
9    VII,  II | friends abroad, was extremely liberal of his money, and the amount