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1     II,  I | Buondelmonti was passing upon a white horse, thinking it as easy
2     II,  II|     upon which was an ensign of white and red. When they intended
3     II,  IV|     whom one was called Bianca (white), one party was named by
4    III,  I |       the black faction and the white. When the Bianchi were overcome,
5    VII,  I |       color it was; they said, “white”: he replied, “it is so;
6    VII,  I |     your senators have heads as white as mine.” A few hours before