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 1      I,  I   |        then, loaded with wealth, withdrew to Africa. The Romans, having
 2      I,  IV  |       Roger. Frederick, however, withdrew from Rome on account of
 3      I,  V   |      unable to endure his power, withdrew to Viterbo, and solicited
 4      I,  V   |       yielded to the emperor and withdrew his governor, and the pope
 5      I,  VI  |         so, seeing his error, he withdrew to Bohemia, to the great
 6      I,  VII |         his lap, Sforza suddenly withdrew from her service without
 7     II,  II  |   Casentino, and the Ghibellines withdrew to their villas.~The people
 8     II,  IV  |         Charles opposed to them, withdrew from the city, and retired
 9     II,  IV  |         it would not consent, he withdrew, with no more satisfaction
10     II,  IV  |        many of his followers, he withdrew to France.~After the departure
11     II,  VI  |        by a treaty with Pistoia, withdrew her from obedience to him.
12     II,  VIII|          his labor fruitless, he withdrew to his own house.~In the
13    III,  IV  |        joined by any other, soon withdrew. Of the citizens, on the
14    III,  IV  |          of Tommaso Strozzi, who withdrew him from the palace and
15    III,  IV  |           enraged at this reply, withdrew to Santa Maria Novella,
16    III,  VII |      despairing of success, they withdrew to the temple of Santa Reparata,
17      V,  II  |      duke. Indignant at this, he withdrew to a sort of voluntary exile
18      V,  IV  |   inveterate enemy. He therefore withdrew himself and his forces to
19      V,  VII |  informed of these transactions, withdrew; and thus, the city, after
20     VI,  I   |    already commenced, the armies withdrew into quarters, the count
21     VI,  I   |         not continue the war, he withdrew to Marseilles.~In the meantime,
22     VI,  I   |   determined to satisfy him, and withdrew with his forces beyond the
23     VI,  II  |          monastery, to which she withdrew, and, being joined by many
24     VI,  III |         the surrounding country, withdrew with the remainder of his
25     VI,  III |          not gain the place, and withdrew in the same condition as
26     VI,  III |          into quarters, and then withdrew to Cremona, where, during
27     VI,  IV  |        the Milanese for a month, withdrew from Milan and divided his
28     VI,  VI  |        unable to keep the field, withdrew close to the walls of Brescia.~
29     VI,  VII |     refuge in Istria, and thence withdrew to France. This war continued
30    VII,  III |          of his brother Tommaso, withdrew to his villa, there to await
31    VII,  IV  |          the meantime, the enemy withdrew toward Imola. A few slight
32    VII,  IV  |         consequence, immediately withdrew to Milan. The Florentine
33    VII,  IV  |   quarters, Bartolommeo Coglione withdrew to Ravenna, the Florentine
34    VII,  IV  |        places. Diotisalvi Neroni withdrew to Ferrara, where he was
35    VII,  VI  |       for their defense. He then withdrew to his engagement under
36   VIII,  III |  territory. The Florentines also withdrew to a more commodious situation,
37   VIII,  III | territories.~At this time, Genoa withdrew from the dominion of Milan,
38   VIII,  III |          awaiting their arrival, withdrew to the camp at Lunigiana,
39   VIII,  V   |   hearing of these preparations, withdrew a short distance from the
40   VIII,  VI  |         arms. The Count Girolamo withdrew his forces into the castle;
41   VIII,  VI  |     greater part of the citizens withdrew and left it to the victor.
42   VIII,  VI  |         make any impression they withdrew.~In the meantime the Florentines
43   VIII,  VII |        similar inconvenience, he withdrew from mercantile pursuits,