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 1      I,  III|         he took both him and his children, and sent them prisoners
 2      I,  IV |         Norman princes, had many children; among the rest were William,
 3      I,  VI |        they brought their women, children, and aged persons, leaving
 4      I,  VII|           leaving a wife and two children at Naples. About the same
 5      I,  VII|      Milan, although he left two children, Giovanmaria and Filippo,
 6      I,  VII|          approach, and having no children, left his wife Beatrice
 7    III,  VI |      leaving, with his wife, his children Ladislaus and Giovanna,
 8     IV,  III|          he threw his two little children, saying to the enemy, “Take
 9     IV,  III|        besiegers ran to save the children, and placed for their father
10     IV,  III|      restored for the use of the children, and carefully conveyed
11     IV,  V  |     husbands to their wives, and children to their fathers. The atrocity
12      V,  II |        her the great mass of her children. Nor are the arms that men
13      V,  III|      homes, your wives, and your children.” The speaker’s last words
14      V,  IV |       states for himself and his children. And though many informed
15      V,  IV |       their own hearts, or their children’s; and that their country,
16      V,  VII|          his treasure, wife, and children, took his departure, mourning
17     VI,  IV |     people complained, women and children wept, and all exclaimed
18     VI,  IV |         either in thyself or thy children with ignominy and blood.”~
19    VII,  I  |        the wickedness of her own children. During this period the
20    VII,  I  |          his granddaughters, the children of Piero, Bianca to Guglielmo
21    VII,  I  |        fortune by his agents and children. He died, however, at the
22    VII,  III|          having first placed his children and his effects under the
23   VIII,  I  |         made a knight. He had no children, except one natural daughter,
24   VIII,  I  |       his decease, without other children, came to his daughter. His
25   VIII,  IV |         with them not only their children and their property, but
26   VIII,  VI |      prisoner, with his wife and children, by the latter, who assumed
27   VIII,  VII|        Countess Caterina and her children prisoners. The fortress
28   VIII,  VII|        the fortress, leaving her children as security for the performance
29   VIII,  VII|        her with the death of her children, she said she had the means
30   VIII,  VII| frequently seen playing with his children, and partaking of their