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 1      I,  I  |       deprived of their subsidy, created Alaric their king; and having
 2      I,  I  |         themselves so abandoned, created an emperor for their defense,
 3      I,  II |       troubles and discords were created among men. And if the Christians
 4      I,  II |       the Goths took courage and created Ildovadus, governor of Verona,
 5      I,  II |      refuge in Pavia, where they created Teias their king. On the
 6      I,  III|     Berengarius, duke of Fruili, created king of Italy—Pisa becomes
 7      I,  III|          Electors of the emperor created.~In these times the popes
 8      I,  III|        Romagna. Besides this, he created his son Pepin, king of Italy,
 9      I,  III|       cardinal of St. Sabina was created pope by the title of Eugenius
10      I,  III|        of Otho III. the electors created Henry, duke of Bavaria,
11      I,  IV |      obedience to Alexander II., created at Rome, and elected Cadolo
12      I,  IV |         Knights of Jerusalem was created, which still continues,
13      I,  V  |     Puglia, Manfred, whom he had created duke of Benevento, born
14      I,  V  |      sought the favor of France; created Louis of Anjou, the king’
15      I,  VI |        of Urban, Gregory XI. was created pope; and, as the Cardinal
16      I,  VII|       and, to acquire influence, created twenty-nine cardinals. At
17      I,  VII|       died, and Gregory XII. was created, upon the understanding
18      I,  VII|      council at Pisa, where they created Alexander V., who immediately
19     II,  III|          in Florence—The Signory created—Victory over the Aretins—
20     II,  III|       The Gonfalonier of Justice created—Ubaldo Ruffoli the first
21     II,  VI |        all the old councils, and created two new ones, the one composed
22     II,  VII|           being arrived at Rome, created an anti-pope, did many things
23     II,  I  |          been twelve or thirteen created; but when this had occurred
24     II,  I  |      into quarters, and for each created three signors. They abolished
25     II,  I  |         Buonuomini, or good men, created eight counsellors, four
26    III,  IV |       Syndics of the trades, and created as a Signory, four from
27    III,  VI |        the duties of his office, created a Balia for the reformation
28     IV,  VI |        whenever a magistracy was created, the numbers of each party
29     IV,  VI |        assembled the people, and created a Balia of two hundred persons
30     IV,  VII|         people in the piazza and created a new balia, which, without
31      V,  II |         liberty, a magistrate is created with the consent of the
32      V,  III|        reach of their influence, created more doubts and uneasiness
33      V,  III|         pope, granted to the new created knight the government of
34     VI,  II |        end, in 1444 the councils created a new Balia, which reformed
35     VI,  III|         his power, hired forces, created a council of ten for management
36     VI,  V  |        on similar occasions, and created the Council of Ten. They
37     VI,  VII|   acknowledgment of the benefit, created Antonio, one of the pope’
38    VII,  I  | re-established, and a magistracy created to carry it into effect,
39    VII,  I  |          Having recovered power, created a new balia, and filled
40    VII,  III|          piazza, and a new Balia created, wholly in favor of Piero,
41   VIII,  I  |     familiarity with Lorenzo had created feelings in his favor, or
42   VIII,  IV |           the impressions he had created in the popular mind surrounded
43   VIII,  V  |  unpopular. This attack at first created great consternation, and