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1    III,  II | he would thus be rendered incapable of sitting as Gonfalonier.
2    III,  VII|   and as party feeling is incapable either of repose or abatement,
3    III,  VII| the magistrates, rendered incapable of being finished. He therefore
4      V,  III| some powerful ally we are incapable of self-defense, and that
5     VI,  IV |  life, thy restless mind, incapable of repose, ought to have