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 1      I,  IV |        wars of that period, they conducted themselves valiantly. Tancred,
 2     II,  IV |        the head of the republic, conducted themselves with unbecoming
 3     II,  V  |     being down, one of those who conducted him cut his throat. The
 4     II,  VII|         prosecuted those who had conducted the war against Lucca, condemned
 5     II,  I  |        they were with difficulty conducted. The nobility having left
 6    III,  II |        the captains of the parts conducted themselves with such arrogance,
 7    III,  IV | themselves for private injuries, conducted them to the houses of their
 8    III,  IV |          him from the palace and conducted him to his house. The other
 9    III,  V  |     manner in which affairs were conducted, that dignity which he had
10    III,  VI |          the emigrants of Arezzo conducted to that city, and took it
11    III,  VII| continued from 1381 to 1434, had conducted with great glory so many
12     IV,  II |         how craftily affairs are conducted in this city, would not
13     IV,  III|           where it was admirably conducted; for in a few months many
14     IV,  IV |       thought that while Rinaldo conducted the expedition along with
15     IV,  V  |          manner. Count Francesco conducted Pagolo and his son to the
16     IV,  VI | earnestly in public affairs, and conducted himself with more zeal and
17     IV,  VII|          palace till night, then conducted him to his own house to
18      V,  I  |         and leaders of republics conducted themselves, to support a
19      V,  II |          preparation, and having conducted himself with great bravery
20     VI,  I  |         the war between them was conducted in the usual manner. The
21     VI,  II |          placed in his hands. He conducted himself so prudently, that
22     VI,  III|        to his own actions he had conducted himself so that no one could
23    VII,  I  |     business, but his agents who conducted his commercial speculations
24    VII,  I  |        his loss. His funeral was conducted with the utmost pomp and
25    VII,  II |    nativity of Christ; which was conducted with such pomp and magnificence,
26    VII,  IV |          within their tents, and conducted themselves with most remarkable
27    VII,  IV |          so inconsiderately, and conducted themselves in such an arbitrary
28    VII,  IV |         a town; everything being conducted with admirable order and
29    VII,  V  |       commanded Cesare, on being conducted to a veranda which looked
30    VII,  VI |        while she was present, he conducted himself in such a manner
31    VII,  VI |        unfortunate young men was conducted with secrecy and executed
32   VIII,  I  |         Florentine merchants, he conducted extensive commercial operations;
33   VIII,  V  |         caused his funeral to be conducted with great pomp, and in
34   VIII,  V  |    Lombardy, if the war had been conducted in the same manner as during
35   VIII,  VII|    university at Pisa, which was conducted by the most distinguished