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1     II,  I  |  the reasons which they had advanced. Thinking to find in others
2     IV,  II | said, “All that Rinaldo had advanced was correct, and the remedies
3     IV,  V  |    overrunning the country, advanced near to Lucca. As the weather
4      V,  IV | induce him to do so, I have advanced such arguments as are suggested
5    VII,  IV |   Piero being a priest, was advanced to the dignity of a cardinal,
6   VIII,  I  |   law, and while there, had advanced him to the dignity of a
7   VIII,  III|  had sent those whom he had advanced to the highest order of
8   VIII,  VI |     claims of those who had advanced large sums of money for