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 1      I,  I  |    dominion. This occurred at the period of which we now speak, when
 2      I,  I  |         those leaders who at this period overran the world and thought
 3      I,  III|           which prevailed at that period. The emperor having become
 4      I,  IV |           during the wars of that period, they conducted themselves
 5      I,  IV | Barbarossa. The popes during this period had met with many difficulties
 6      I,  IV |           defense. About the same period the anti-pope died, and
 7      I,  V  |       taken and slain. About this period was also carried into effect
 8      I,  VI |           Bavaria. About the same period, John XXII. attained the
 9      I,  VI |           city from a more remote period; that everyone may understand
10      I,  VI |           of the kingdom.~At this period a memorable circumstance
11      I,  VII|        and Bretons served at this period in the armies of Italy,
12      I,  VII|           by the soldiery of that period to be a very valiant man.
13      I,  VII|           narration nearly to the period which we at first proposed
14      I,  VII|      princes and her arms, at the period to which we have now come.
15     II,  I  |          wrote at nearly the same period as Pliny, call them Florentia
16     II,  I  |           Ostrogoths; and after a period of two hundred and fifty
17     II,  I  |           Italy; and, during this period, first the descendants of
18     II,  III|     Uberti; they also at the same period commenced the public prisons.
19     II,  VII|     account of Lucca. During this period Florence was ornamented
20     II,  I  |       1353. In the course of this period occurred the memorable plague,
21    III,  V  |  tyrannical and violent. To put a period to the outrageous conduct
22    III,  VI |       practice, the Balia of that period, supposing they had accomplished
23    III,  VII|     concerning the events of this period, that if Veri had had more
24    III,  VII|          heavy fines. During this period also, the Florentines made
25     IV,  V  |       wished, he might have put a period to the war at the departure
26      V,  VI |           that, when the suitable period should arrive, he would
27     VI,  V  |        among the soldiers of that period, considered brave and faithful.
28     VI,  VII|         in hope, that at a future period, he should obtain a return
29    VII,  I  |        understood, to revert to a period several years back. But
30    VII,  I  |       from 1434 to 1455, during a period of twenty-one years, the
31    VII,  I  |         own children. During this period the wars of Naples took
32    VII,  II |       their rulers about the same period, in the following year Francesco
33    VII,  III|       advice, and thus wasted the period of his magistracy in vain
34    VII,  V  |        Florentine people, at this period. It is customary with governors
35    VII,  V  |    distinguished generals of this period, was at Florence, and it
36   VIII,  IV |           of money, for a limited period, was to be paid to the duke
37   VIII,  IV |      deprived him of; for at this period there was no lack of those