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 1      I,  IV  |       defend them from the Romans, ambassadors came to him from Henry,
 2      I,  VI  |            the whole of Italy sent ambassadors to him. The ancient provinces,
 3     II,  I   |            refers to the coming of ambassadors from the Florentines, to
 4     II,  II  |            from Manfred, they sent ambassadors to the pope to offer him
 5     II,  VI  |       force; and sent eight men as ambassadors to the Signory, to remind
 6     II,  VIII|        party from Sienna, with six ambassadors, men of high consideration
 7     II,  I   |    themselves. They therefore sent ambassadors to the people of Arezzo,
 8     IV,  I   |          wishes. He therefore sent ambassadors to Florence to signify his
 9     IV,  I   |          lull them to repose, sent ambassadors to the city, to intimate
10     IV,  III |            the war alone, and sent ambassadors to the Venetians, to beg
11     IV,  IV  |           son Cosmo.~The Volterran ambassadors grew weary of lying in prison,
12      V,  I   |           and Carneades, were sent ambassadors to the senate by the Athenians;
13      V,  VI  |    advantageous to the League. The ambassadors had only reached Ferrara,
14      V,  VI  |           After this agreement the ambassadors returned to Venice; and
15     VI,  II  |        quit the Venetian alliance, ambassadors were sent to him by that
16     VI,  III |    proceeded to Cremona, where his ambassadors and those of the Milanese
17     VI,  III |            in conjunction with the ambassadors sent by the Florentines
18     VI,  III |      should approve; and the ducal ambassadors, having returned to Milan
19     VI,  IV  |           prepare for war—Milanese ambassadors at Venice—League of the
20     VI,  IV  |            so—The Florentines sent ambassadors to the count.~After this
21     VI,  IV  |       ungrateful design, they sent ambassadors to see with what kind of
22     VI,  IV  |          Upon the departure of the ambassadors, the count determined to
23     VI,  IV  |         reply he would make to the ambassadors whom the Venetians had sent
24     VI,  IV  |    proposal for peace, he sent his ambassadors to Venice with full credentials
25     VI,  IV  |            it was resolved to send ambassadors to the count to settle the
26     VI,  V   |            Venetian and Neapolitan ambassadors at Florence —Answer of Cosmo
27     VI,  V   |       against the Florentines.~The ambassadors were at Reggio when they
28     VI,  V   |          On this account each sent ambassadors to Florence, who, on the
29     VI,  V   |      matter was hushed up; and the ambassadors, on their departure, appeared
30     VI,  V   |      engaged new condottieri, sent ambassadors to Rome, Naples, Venice,
31     VI,  V   |           his hostile designs, the ambassadors felt convinced of his unfriendly
32     VI,  V   |      senate forbade the Florentine ambassadors to enter their territories,
33     VI,  V   |          The Siennese received the ambassadors with fair words, fearing
34     VI,  V   | conjectured) were disposed to send ambassadors to Florence to justify the
35     VI,  VI  |         Italian potentates to send ambassadors to himself, with authority
36     VI,  VII |            from the Turks. He sent ambassadors and preachers into every
37     VI,  VII |       conferred. He therefore sent ambassadors to Charles VII. of France,
38     VI,  VII |         the death of Alfonso, sent ambassadors to request their assistance
39     VI,  VII |            without their help. The ambassadors affirmed the engagement
40    VII,  I   |       young one.” To the Venetians ambassadors, who came to Florence with
41    VII,  II  |         Galeazzo the new duke sent ambassadors to Florence, to renew the
42    VII,  V   |     immediately determined to send ambassadors to Florence, who intimated,
43    VII,  VI  |       against them. They also sent ambassadors to Florence to complain
44    VII,  VI  |           to them, and allowed the ambassadors to use whatever terms they
45    VII,  VI  |          the castle, and, with the ambassadors of Ferrara and Mantua on
46   VIII,  III |         around Pisa.~At this time, ambassadors came to Florence from the
47   VIII,  III |           Florentines also to send ambassadors to the pope, and promised
48   VIII,  III |            peace. Accordingly, the ambassadors were sent, but returned
49   VIII,  IV  |     reconciled with the pope—Their ambassadors at the papal court— The
50   VIII,  IV  |            The pope’s reply to the ambassadors—The king of Naples restores
51   VIII,  IV  |         with the king, and sent as ambassadors to the pope Antonio Ridolfi
52   VIII,  IV  |      opportunity, they sent twelve ambassadors to the pontiff, who, on
53   VIII,  IV  |         the kingdom of Naples. The ambassadors complained much of this
54   VIII,  V   |           by means of the imperial ambassadors, and the co-operation of
55   VIII,  VI  |           Santa, the Lucchese sent ambassadors to Florence, to demand its
56   VIII,  VI  |            the intervention of the ambassadors of the king of Spain, in
57   VIII,  VII |    disposition, and received their ambassadors with greater favor than
58   VIII,  VII |            regard; the sultan sent ambassadors to him with valuable presents,
59   VIII,  VII |            for him, and sent their ambassadors to Florence, to condole