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 1      I,  II  |     reputation for sanctity, he endeavored to restore her. In the meantime,
 2      I,  IV  |        would not crown him, and endeavored to withdraw him from Italy
 3      I,  V   |        besides excommunicating, endeavored to direct the weapons of
 4      I,  VI  |       he came to Pisa, where he endeavored to take Tuscany from King
 5      I,  VII |         as she had her husband, endeavored secretly to make himself
 6     II,  I   |      who, being king of Naples, endeavored to strengthen himself against
 7     II,  II  |      church; and as they always endeavored to destroy it, frequent
 8     II,  IV  |       passions of this kind, he endeavored, under the pretense of an
 9     II,  IV  |      multitude on his side, now endeavored to recall the banished,
10     II,  VI  |     remained at home. They then endeavored to acquire by entreaty what
11     II,  VI  |     offense at this proceeding, endeavored to obtain by arms that which
12     II,  VIII|    Signory, arose to speak, and endeavored to abate the tumult and
13     II,  VIII|         any hope of assistance, endeavored by an act of clemency to
14     II,  VIII|        their own country. These endeavored to bring the people and
15     II,  I   |      instability of purpose, he endeavored to effect an amicable arrangement.
16     II,  I   |       The Signors of the people endeavored to abate the excitement
17     II,  I   |      this point fruitless, they endeavored to force the Rubaconte Bridge,
18    III,  I   |        While the people of Rome endeavored to associate with the nobility
19    III,  II  |   scarcity of food at Florence, endeavored to render himself master
20    III,  VII |       most intimate friendship, endeavored to persuade him to undertake
21     IV,  I   |        de’ Medici, who publicly endeavored to show, that even if the
22     IV,  II  |      words he could make use of endeavored to induce him to coincide
23     IV,  III |     himself and his friends. He endeavored to excite Cosmo, his son,
24     IV,  III |       how to set it aside, they endeavored to raise up more numerous
25     IV,  V   |        complete, we should have endeavored to satiate (though indeed
26     IV,  V   | oppressed with slander. The Ten endeavored, as well as circumstances
27     IV,  VI  |         unable to prevent this, endeavored with all their might to
28     IV,  VI  |        study, and very pensive, endeavored, with the best reasons he
29     IV,  VI  |         danger of disunion, and endeavored to show that there was no
30     IV,  VII |      the heads of his party. He endeavored to show them their certain
31     IV,  VII |         to his own use. He then endeavored to sound his colleagues
32      V,  II  |        a few bad ones. You then endeavored to deprive a city of her
33      V,  II  |  proceeded to Bologna, where he endeavored to effect an amicable arrangement
34      V,  IV  |   Orsini also joined them. They endeavored, by very liberal offers,
35      V,  V   | relieving Verona, the count now endeavored to render a similar service
36      V,  V   |      each by suitable arguments endeavored to induce the duke to follow
37     VI,  III |     Italy, and with this object endeavored, in conjunction with the
38     VI,  III |    Milanese forces, strenuously endeavored to secure the friendship
39     VI,  V   |      demand it; and although he endeavored, as much as possible, to
40     VI,  V   |      assist them, and therefore endeavored to appease the powers whose
41     VI,  VI  |        the Florentines. Alfonso endeavored to induce him to exchange
42     VI,  VI  |      hands of those whom he had endeavored to betray. This affair was
43    VII,  I   |       on any account. They then endeavored in the councils to establish
44    VII,  II  |          therefore, strenuously endeavored to come to terms with his
45    VII,  II  |      treating him similarly, he endeavored, by the mediation of his
46    VII,  III |      brother of Diotisalvi, had endeavored to induce him to join them,
47    VII,  III |         arisen in the city, and endeavored to show, that those must
48    VII,  IV  |   Florentine magistrates having endeavored, perhaps too severely, to
49    VII,  V   |  considerable, they fruitlessly endeavored to effect what at first
50    VII,  VI  |         their forces. They also endeavored to gain over to their interest
51    VII,  VI  |      and live in a republic. He endeavored to show that the most celebrated
52    VII,  VI  |         would be discovered, he endeavored to escape in disguise, but
53   VIII,  I   |    particular, in all his plans endeavored to annoy the Florentine
54   VIII,  I   | dangerous, while the archbishop endeavored to obviate his objections
55   VIII,  I   |  without betraying his kinsmen, endeavored to counteract it.~The pope
56   VIII,  II  |   previous hatred or for having endeavored to render assistance to
57   VIII,  II  |      was, got to his house, and endeavored to get on horseback, for
58   VIII,  II  |       piazza of the palace, and endeavored to assemble adherents by
59   VIII,  II  |        being informed of it, he endeavored to escape in disguise, but
60   VIII,  II  |        he, though he frequently endeavored, prevail with them to put
61   VIII,  II  |        sole cause, that we have endeavored by kindness, liberality,
62   VIII,  III |    exile limited them, and each endeavored to return home. King Ferrando,
63   VIII,  IV  |        the utmost of his power, endeavored to diminish the authority
64   VIII,  IV  |     breach of the truce; and he endeavored to prove, by letters and
65   VIII,  IV  |  attention and token of regard, endeavored to gain his affection, and
66   VIII,  IV  |     given up, and by new favors endeavored to attach the Florentines
67   VIII,  V   |         church and of Italy, he endeavored to make peace with the League,
68   VIII,  V   |      Italy united against them, endeavored to support their reputation