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 1      I,  IV |        1082. Nevertheless, there shortly afterward arose new discords
 2      I,  IV |       Roman people, which indeed shortly followed, when, at the instance
 3      I,  IV |        in Mount Albano, where he shortly afterward died. William,
 4      I,  V  |       Anagnia set him at liberty shortly after, yet from grief at
 5      I,  VI |          Visconti in prison; but shortly afterwards he released them,
 6      I,  VI |         succeeded Urban VI., but shortly afterwards Clement VI. was
 7      I,  VII|    having been made king, he was shortly afterward killed in battle,
 8      I,  VII|        Montone alone; but he was shortly afterward slain in Romagna,
 9     II,  V  |   reached Buonconvento, he died.~Shortly after this, Uguccione della
10     II,  VII|         Florentines; but as they shortly afterward changed their
11     II,  VII|      regard for the Florentines. Shortly after this, the Visconti,
12    III,  VII|          put to death with them.~Shortly after this event, another
13     IV,  I  |       possession of Brescia, and shortly afterward of Genoa, contrary
14     IV,  II |         and Tommaso Strozzi, and shortly afterward was himself sent
15      V,  III|  determine his course, as indeed shortly happened. The count had
16      V,  IV |       hopes would be realized as shortly as possible, if he abstained
17      V,  VI |        not well to set free.” He shortly afterward died in prison.
18     VI,  I  |       his army at Verona, he was shortly able to appear with a large
19     VI,  V  |          cities and territories. Shortly after this, Alfonso did
20     VI,  VI |      much impetuosity, that they shortly recovered all the places
21    VII,  I  |          expressions, which were shortly followed by corresponding
22    VII,  II | honorably received at Milan, and shortly afterward murdered at Naples—
23    VII,  II |   Francesco were imprisoned, and shortly afterward put to death.
24    VII,  V  |   Florence, whither Bernardo was shortly after conveyed, and when
25    VII,  VI |      over Italy; but those which shortly afterward occurred in Florence
26   VIII,  IV |         of the government.” This shortly afterward took place; for
27   VIII,  V  |         a flux, of which he very shortly afterward died. The pope
28   VIII,  VII|       greatest devastation would shortly ensue, the heavens gave
29   VIII,  VII|      justness of their grief was shortly after apparent; for being