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 1      I,  I   |        and Maximus being dead, elected Avitus, a Roman, as his
 2      I,  II  |       of their misfortune, and elected Vitiges in his stead, who,
 3      I,  IV  |      II., created at Rome, and elected Cadolo of Parma anti-pope;
 4      I,  IV  |     son of Frederick should be elected emperor, and promised him
 5      I,  IV  |        duke of Saxony, who was elected through the influence of
 6      I,  V   |   manner: the Romans no longer elected consuls, but instead of
 7      I,  V   |         and Boniface VIII. was elected.~After a time the French
 8      I,  VI  |    Henry of Luxemburg had been elected to the empire, and came
 9      I,  VI  |     Louis of Bavaria, had been elected emperor. Charles, to ingratiate
10      I,  VI  |     afterwards Clement VI. was elected at Fondi by ten cardinals,
11      I,  VII |  Leaving Bologna, where he was elected, he went to Rome, and found
12      I,  VII |         king of Hungary, to be elected emperor, and advised him
13      I,  VII |      complied, and the council elected Oddo, of the Colonnesi family,
14     II,  II  |       city into six parts, and elected twelve citizens, two for
15     II,  II  |       called Anziani, and were elected annually. To remove the
16     II,  II  |        had deprived them. They elected thirty-six citizens from
17     II,  II  |    government of the city, and elected twelve men who, as the supreme
18     II,  II  |   hundred and twenty citizens, elected from the people and the
19     II,  II  |      two years, Gregory X. was elected, being then in Syria, where
20     II,  III |        the Capitano. The first elected to this high office was
21     II,  IV  | privately to their own houses, elected a new one from the people
22     II,  VI  |       retiring magistrates had elected those who were to succeed
23     II,  VI  |   Bavaria, who had lately been elected emperor contrary to the
24     II,  VII |         they on some occasions elected a third, and at this time
25     II,  VIII|        the people the duke was elected, not for one year merely,
26     II,  VIII|   state of Florence. They also elected six others to take upon
27    III,  II  |  Medici would very probably be elected Gonfalonier, and they all
28    III,  IV  | leaders determined that Eight, elected from their trades, should
29    III,  V   |        and in their stead were elected Giorgio Scali and Francesco
30    III,  VI  |    time; and when the citizens elected had effected the purpose
31   VIII,  VI  |     Sixtus IV.— Innocent VIII. elected—Agostino Fregoso gives Serezana
32   VIII,  VI  |      cardinal of Malfetta, was elected, and took the name of Innocent