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1      I,  II |       govern them in peace. He enlarged Ravenna, restored Rome,
2     II,  I  |       those already begun were enlarged, as was the case with Florence,
3     II,  III|        the circle of which was enlarged to the extent it at present
4     IV,  VI | pleasing expectations. He then enlarged upon the danger of disunion,
5      V,  III|       to render them aid. They enlarged upon their own merits and
6   VIII,  VII|      of great beauty, and thus enlarged the accommodation of the