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1      I,  II  |       Goths in Italy was quite annihilated, after having existed for
2     II,  VIII|     overturned, its ordinances annihilated, its laws annulled, and
3     IV,  I   |        the faction, and almost annihilated it. Still, many retained
4      V,  V   |   occupying Brescia and Verona annihilated, and the money and counsels
5     VI,  II  |       the family became almost annihilated, while those of Sforza,
6     VI,  VI  |     would have been completely annihilated. This made it evident that
7    VII,  I   | strength of the opposition was annihilated, the government, deprived