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 1      I,  I  |           this, several important events occurred both in Italy and
 2      I,  III|        therefore, in relating the events which have taken place from
 3      I,  III|      Fruili, king of Italy. These events induced the Huns, who occupied
 4      I,  III|          their own country. These events occurred in the year 931,
 5      I,  IV |  Christians. To commemorate these events the order of the Knights
 6      I,  IV |         the Mohammedans. The same events gave rise to the order of
 7      I,  VI |       Venetia, driven by the same events, became collected in these
 8     II,  I  |           Boccaccio speaks.~These events taking place in the city,
 9     II,  I  |          party.~At the time these events took place there was a great
10     II,  I  |  distinction in arms.~After these events the city remained in peace
11    III,  VII|       have written concerning the events of this period, that if
12    III,  VII|    Albizzi (who on account of the events which took place while he
13    III,  VII|         with the plebeians. These events took place two years after
14    III,  VII|     exceeded fifteen years.~These events took place in the year 1400,
15     IV,  II |   sometimes followed by fortunate events, we should only encourage
16     IV,  II |           could call to mind past events, and knew how craftily affairs
17     IV,  III|     account of the Catasto.~These events, and the circumstances attending
18     IV,  III|           people; for while these events were in progress at Florence,
19     IV,  VI | universally their foes.~All these events and extraordinary modes
20     IV,  VII|       hands, thinking that at all events the authority of his holiness
21      V,  I  |       will be clearly seen in the events to be described from 1434
22      V,  I  |          And if, in detailing the events which took place in this
23      V,  I  |   opposite party, resolved at all events to make themselves sure
24      V,  II |         of Aragon. Upon these new events Pope Eugenius left Florence
25      V,  III|    thought themselves able at all events to provide for their own
26      V,  IV |   assistance of king René, if the events of Romagna and Lombardy
27      V,  VII|          possessions.~While these events were taking place in Tuscany,
28      V,  VII| alleviation of my woe. The recent events which to you bring glory
29     VI,  III|     return of spring.~While these events were proceeding in Tuscany
30     VI,  III|           attack the count at all events, and early the next morning
31     VI,  V  |          of the Bentivogli.~These events and demonstrations gave
32     VI,  VI |        Florentines learning these events, imprisoned Gherardo’s son,
33    VII,  I  |          remarks referring to the events about to be narrated, and
34    VII,  I  |          he well knew that at all events the purses being filled
35    VII,  III|   Florence.~In the midst of these events, the time arrived for the
36    VII,  IV |         Florence—Various external events from 1468 to 1471—Accession
37   VIII,  II |          to weep with you for the events which have recently occurred,
38   VIII,  IV |       brought upon them by recent events, that their republic might
39   VIII,  IV |          in respect of the recent events, they had only themselves
40   VIII,  VI |  Colonnesi and the Orsini—Various events—The war of Serezana—Genoa
41   VIII,  VI |        and the king.~During these events in Lombardy, the pope sent
42   VIII,  VII|          to the commissary. These events being known at Florence,
43   VIII,  VII|        and exhibitions of various events and triumphs of antiquity;