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 1      I,  III|          a prefect, who dispensed justice among the people; and there
 2      I,  VI |       with so great reputation of justice and virtue, that not only
 3     II,  II |      whose duty was to distribute justice to those placed under him.
 4     II,  III|        Aretins—The Gonfalonier of Justice created—Ubaldo Ruffoli the
 5     II,  III|          appoint a Gonfalonier of Justice, chosen from the people,
 6     II,  III|        ever; for the decisions of justice were either prevented or
 7     II,  III|         called the ordinations of justice, the people acquired great
 8     II,  IV |         they should be brought to justice and punished. This opinion
 9     II,  VII|   reputation of strict equity and justice, and thus increase his favor
10     II,  I  |          office of Gonfalonier of Justice, and also the Gonfaloniers
11     II,  I  |        remained, a Gonfalonier of Justice was added, and sixteen Gonfaloniers
12     II,  I  |    together under the Gonfalon of justice and the ensigns of the companies
13    III,  III|         of him they did not think justice always attainable. Of the
14    III,  IV |         they took the Gonfalon of Justice from the bearer, and under
15    III,  IV |      Guicciardini, Gonfalonier of Justice.~In this tremendous uproar,
16    III,  IV |         which and the Gonfalon of Justice, when morning came, they
17    III,  IV |    standard of the Gonfalonier of Justice was in the hands of Michael
18    III,  IV | commission; and, to commence with justice the government he had acquired
19    III,  V  |           arms for the defense of justice, and not impede its progress.
20    III,  VI |          elect the Gonfalonier of Justice, their share of honors was
21    III,  VI |          was drawn Gonfalonier of Justice; and this circumstance increased
22    III,  VI |   authority to the Gonfalonier of Justice, and four others, to form
23    III,  VII|          office of Gonfalonier of Justice fell to Maso degli Albizzi,
24    III,  VII|          office of Gonfalonier of Justice with more authoritative
25    III,  VII|       while he was Gonfalonier of Justice, was almost at the head
26     IV,  IV |    positive advantage, or greater justice in its favor.~In a reply
27     IV,  VI |           If you were to say, the justice of our cause ought to augment
28     IV,  VI |        theirs I answer, that this justice requires to be perceived
29     IV,  VI |          is not the case; for the justice of our cause is wholly founded
30     IV,  VI |          be easily performed with justice in its favor against one!
31      V,  II |     easily convinced. The amplest justice is on your side; for the
32      V,  III|   Davanzati, their Gonfalonier of Justice, and a citizen of the highest
33     VI,  II |      Orlandini was Gonfalonier of Justice; the same person who was
34     VI,  IV |          friend, and who had most justice on their side.”~Upon the
35    VII,  I  |        Luca Pitti, Gonfalonier of Justice, restrains the imborsations
36    VII,  I  |      Cocchi, being Gonfalonier of Justice, proposed to assemble them
37    VII,  I  |         recovery, the Gonfalon of Justice being in the hands of Luca
38    VII,  III|     Soderini drawn Gonfalonier of Justice—Great hopes excited in consequence—
39    VII,  III|          was drawn Gonfalonier of Justice. It was surprising to see
40    VII,  III|       government.~The Gonfalon of Justice was then in the hands of
41    VII,  IV |          him, when Gonfalonier of Justice, to lose the opportunity
42    VII,  IV |     Altoviti, then Gonfalonier of Justice, to deprive many of the
43    VII,  IV |         of their wealth; you sell justice; you evade the law; you
44    VII,  VI |    observed, he was given over to justice, and disclosed all the particulars
45   VIII,  II |      Petrucci, the Gonfalonier of Justice. He entered with only a
46   VIII,  IV |          that time Gonfalonier of Justice. He left Florence at the
47   VIII,  VI |         integrity and corruption, justice and injustice; for this