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 1      I,  IV  |        any other purpose, but to deprive each other of reputation
 2      I,  IV  |        same manner determined to deprive them of their share in the
 3      I,  V   |          It was his intention to deprive Charles of Sicily, and to
 4      I,  VII |     fortified it, he prepared to deprive the king of his dominions.
 5     II,  III |       emperor’s governor, and to deprive the Ghibellines of power,
 6     II,  V   |       divisions; and in order to deprive the Cavalcanti of their
 7     II,  VIII|       his partisans, in order to deprive him of the occasion of attacking
 8    III,  I   | Uguccione by this means hoped to deprive the Albizzi of participation
 9    III,  II  |        to his just designs as to deprive him of all opportunity of
10    III,  V   |       whose favor they wished to deprive the plebeians. The new establishment
11     IV,  II  |         of the higher classes to deprive the plebeians of their share
12     IV,  II  |        have become your enemies, deprive you of it. And it will happen
13     IV,  III |         it would be advisable to deprive Ser Martino of his office,
14     IV,  III |         me, and of which you may deprive me; but those of the mind,
15     IV,  IV  |       they would only take arms, deprive Giusto of the Signory, and
16     IV,  IV  |      which, if successful, would deprive that city of her liberty;
17     IV,  VII |    create a Balia. He would then deprive the new Signory of the magistracy,
18      V,  I   |      external assistance, and to deprive others of it, who might
19      V,  II  |           You then endeavored to deprive a city of her liberty, now
20      V,  III |      animosity. They endeavor to deprive you of your liberty; you
21      V,  V   |     impression of his death, and deprive the Venetians of the change
22     VI,  II  |          The Venetians furtively deprive the count of Cremona.~While
23     VI,  III |         either alternative would deprive him of the sovereignty of
24     VI,  IV  |         at least till they could deprive the count of the aid of
25     VI,  VII |        and by land, designing to deprive the Fregosi of the government
26    VII,  II  |        forces at Sulmona; and to deprive the king of the opportunity
27    VII,  II  |         might without difficulty deprive him of both the reputation
28    VII,  II  |        to unite their efforts to deprive him both of the government
29    VII,  III |       partisans, and attempts to deprive him both of his authority
30    VII,  IV  |       Gonfalonier of Justice, to deprive many of the honors of government,
31    VII,  V   |         be unjust in desiring to deprive their citizens of the fruit
32    VII,  VI  |        In order, if possible, to deprive the hostile league of their
33    VII,  VI  |       sword unsheathed, ready to deprive him of life, he repeated
34   VIII,  II  |       Pazzi, and their desire to deprive them of the government;
35   VIII,  IV  |          taken a step which will deprive me of my life, and you of
36   VIII,  IV  |       new wars with the Siennese deprive him of the assistance he
37   VIII,  VI  |         private gentleman should deprive them of the fortress of
38   VIII,  VII |           that she determined to deprive him of his possessions and