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 1      I,  I   |         who inhabit the northern parts beyond the Rhine and the
 2      I,  I   |         was to divide into three parts, each containing an equal
 3      I,  II  |    province divided into so many parts, he presently occupied Pavia,
 4      I,  III |          being divided into many parts, the pope had an opportunity
 5      I,  III |        themselves; and the other parts were attacked by the Persians,
 6      I,  III |         as before observed, were parts of the Greek empire, had
 7      I,  VI  |       Torre, who were in various parts of the city endeavoring
 8      I,  VII |      state was divided into many parts, and in the troubles which
 9     II,  II  |        divided the city into six parts, and elected twelve citizens,
10     II,  II  |          they divided into three parts, one of which was applied
11     II,  IV  |          the Captains of the Six Parts, and whoever were attached
12     II,  IV  |       Corso, the Captains of the Parts, and the other leaders of
13     II,  IV  |          and the Captains of the Parts were favorable to them.
14     II,  IV  |    skirmishes took place in many parts of the city. The Signory,
15     II,  IV  |    skirmishes took place in many parts of the city.~In addition
16     II,  VIII|      were stationed in different parts of it, to receive them as
17     II,  VIII|         were lodged in different parts of the city to mount upon
18     II,  I   |    divided themselves into three parts; the one occupied the houses
19     II,  I   |  offering much resistance. Three parts of the city were now in
20    III,  I   |    citizens. The Captains of the Parts and the sect of the Guelphs
21    III,  I   |      that to the six Captains of Parts an additional three should
22    III,  I   |         by new reforms among the PARTS, so remodeled the administration
23    III,  II  |      against the captains of the parts and their faction; for the
24    III,  II  |          and the captains of the parts conducted themselves with
25    III,  III |         appointed guards in many parts of the city, so that if
26    III,  III |          took place in different parts during the night, to talk
27    III,  IV  |     divided the state into three parts; one composed of the new
28    III,  V   | government were divided into two parts, one of which was assigned
29    III,  VI  |        that, though in different parts, all were at once in insurrection.
30     IV,  I   |    Lombardy divided into several parts; so that there was nothing
31      V,  V   |        difficulties, and in some parts liable to be disputed by
32      V,  VI  |     advised him to halt in these parts, arguing that he might divide
33      V,  VII |          their abodes in various parts of Italy, each according
34     VI,  V   |          disturbances in several parts, which alarmed the magistrates,
35     VI,  VII |          took possession of some parts of it; but upon the return
36    VII,  VI  |    together and proceed to those parts of the city where they imagined
37   VIII,  II  |         the inhabitants of these parts having heard what had occurred,
38   VIII,  VI  |     murders prevailed in several parts of the city. The cardinals
39   VIII,  VI  |      divided his forces into two parts; one, under the duke of
40   VIII,  VII |         of the city, and as many parts were unoccupied by buildings,