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1     II,  I  | Nevertheless, seeing all the Gonfalons against them, and that the
2     II,  I  |   had been overcome by three Gonfalons alone, they yielded without
3     II,  I  |    resulting, they left four Gonfalons in charge of the two bridges,
4     II,  I  |      way the people sent six Gonfalons, with orders to assail their
5    III,  IV |   orders; and of the sixteen Gonfalons, the ensign of the Golden
6    III,  VII|      were divided equally by Gonfalons, and ordered to be in readiness