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 1      I,  II |           in order that he might provide for them, by granting some
 2     II,  I  |     remedies which nature cannot provide. The city of Venice proves
 3     II,  II |         it would be desirable to provide their means of defense before
 4     II,  II |         enemy might have time to provide for his defense; so great
 5     II,  II |      considering how they should provide for their security, requested
 6     II,  IV |     these turbulent parties, and provide the remedy which they found
 7     II,  IV |        the greatest fear, and to provide for their safety they called
 8    III,  I  |          afterward made, did not provide for the common good, but
 9    III,  I  |         to fifty-six citizens to provide for the safety of the republic.
10    III,  IV |          that the Signory should provide a suitable place of assembly
11    III,  V  |       injury he had suffered and provide for his future security,
12    III,  VI |        greater peril. Anxious to provide a remedy, without creating
13     IV,  I  |     resolved that the ten should provide all the means in their power
14     IV,  I  |         that Ludovico, having to provide for the defense of his own
15     IV,  III|         to the measure, and thus provide themselves with allies to
16     IV,  VI |          both, and you will thus provide for your own comfort and
17     IV,  VI |   suitable for action, he should provide himself with forces, being
18     IV,  VII|        means of a new Squittini, provide themselves with friends.
19     IV,  VII|    victory, gave them courage to provide for their defense, and allowed
20     IV,  VII|          s purpose; he bade them provide for their safety by resigning
21      V,  III| themselves able at all events to provide for their own defense; that
22      V,  IV |  determined the Venetians should provide; and as they had sent Neri
23      V,  V  |        ought to take, and how to provide him with necessaries. There
24      V,  VI |     sustained in the winter, and provide necessaries for the summer;
25      V,  VI |       order Niccolo’s recall, or provide himself with any other remedy;
26     VI,  III|         most active exertions to provide themselves troops, whose
27     VI,  IV |        the inhabitants could not provide themselves with necessaries;
28     VI,  IV |      ways: one, by neglecting to provide for their defense; the next,
29     VI,  IV |   opportunity to take breath and provide himself with assistance.~
30     VI,  VI |      with his friends at Rome to provide an evening banquet, to which
31    VII,  II |      this, there was no money to provide those who were in want of
32    VII,  II |         it would be necessary to provide, if he wished to preserve
33    VII,  V  |   observe what was going on, and provide such remedies as the necessity
34   VIII,  I  |         to come to Florence, and provide for the execution of their
35   VIII,  III|     Sienna, they knew not how to provide for the places about Pisa.
36   VIII,  V  |       league, induced it also to provide for war. The duke of Milan
37   VIII,  VII|        advised by his friends to provide for his own safety, by the