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 1      I,  IV |           proceed thither with as large an army as he could draw
 2      I,  VI |        and having returned with a large army, still found his undertaking
 3      I,  VII|        Giovanna the kingdom and a large army, under the command
 4     II,  II |        the enemy, they provided a large car, drawn by two oxen,
 5     II,  V  |           Having drawn together a large army, they entered the Val
 6    III,  II |      spring, attacked them with a large army, trusting that being
 7    III,  III|     government of the city, or so large a share of it, as to be
 8    III,  V  |         sweetmeats, among which a large nail was found, and being
 9    III,  V  |     forces which had been raised, large sums of money were provided;
10     IV,  V  |          they offered the count a large sum of money on condition
11     IV,  V  |            for he had sent home a large sum, naming the party who
12     IV,  VII|       though each had assembled a large number of men, kept in their
13      V,  I  | assistance, so that very soon two large armies were on foot in Romagna.
14      V,  I  |          the pope supported by so large an army, sought a reconciliation
15      V,  IV |  dissatisfied with the loss of so large a portion of his territories,
16      V,  V  |          the duke had assembled a large force in the immediate vicinity
17      V,  VI |          the Venetians, having so large an amount of money to raise,
18     VI,  I  |     shortly able to appear with a large force in Tuscany; that being
19     VI,  II |         he had again assembled so large an army as enabled him to
20     VI,  IV |           seed-time, they sowed a large quantity of grain in the
21     VI,  V  |        there was soon collected a large crowd; in consequence of
22     VI,  VII|        common enemy. In Florence, large sums were raised, and many
23     VI,  VII|           and found dead. All the large oaks and lofty trees which
24    VII,  I  |         whom Cosmo had not lent a large sum of money; and often,
25    VII,  I  |         with a sigh, “This is too large a house for so small a family.”
26    VII,  II |           of his affairs, and the large amount of money it would
27    VII,  II |           and received with her a large dowry. She, either by her
28   VIII,  III|           money and collecting as large a force as possible. Being
29   VIII,  III|      would be compelled to send a large body of men for its defense.
30   VIII,  IV |       Florentines, plundered to a large amount in the districts
31   VIII,  IV |          He took occasion to draw large sums of money from the wealthiest
32   VIII,  IV |       Mahomet II. had gone with a large army to the siege of Rhodes,
33   VIII,  IV |            and having assembled a large body of cavalry, pillaged
34   VIII,  VI |         of those who had advanced large sums of money for its use,
35   VIII,  VI |        and what a disgrace, if so large an army and so many generals,
36   VIII,  VII|            for having assembled a large army under Jacopo Guicciardini
37   VIII,  VII|      relieved by his country with large sums of money. To avoid