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1     II,  VI |        great officers of state—The Squittini established—The Florentines
2     II,  VI | emborsations were afterward called Squittini, or pollings,—and it was
3     IV,  II |        multitude was the extensive Squittini or Pollings, which, by their
4     IV,  VII|      purses, and by means of a new Squittini, provide themselves with
5      V,  I  |        laws and provisos, made new Squittini, withdrawing the names of
6      V,  I  |         the imborsation of the new Squittini, with the Signory who had
7    VII,  I  |       drawing from the pollings or squittini previously made. To restrain
8    VII,  III|            advised him to make new Squittini, by which means the election