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 1     II,  III|            also at the same period commenced the public prisons. These
 2     II,  I  |        contest, and the attack was commenced by the Medici and the Rondinelli,
 3    III,  II |           they like. This contest, commenced by the ambition of the legate,
 4    III,  V  | strengthened the divisions already commenced between the nobles of the
 5    III,  VI |         Italy by force. In 1391 he commenced a spirited attack upon the
 6     IV,  I  |          that the government which commenced in Florence at the death
 7     IV,  II |            that if it had not been commenced by the Florentines in Romagna
 8     IV,  III|            this treaty the war was commenced in Lombardy, where it was
 9      V,  I  |           of decay, that wars were commenced without fear, continued
10      V,  I  |   terminate the war which had been commenced in favor of the pontiff.
11      V,  III|     Council of Florence.~The count commenced operations against Lucca
12      V,  III|         that the Venetians, having commenced the war, would be compelled
13      V,  III|           Reparata, which had been commenced long ago, as to enable them
14      V,  V  |         received his instructions, commenced his march, and by exerting
15     VI,  I  |    Lombardy, winter having already commenced, the armies withdrew into
16     VI,  III|           judging that the war now commenced in Lombardy would give him
17     VI,  III|  Florentine state before he openly commenced hostilities, opened a secret
18     VI,  III|         and early the next morning commenced their assault upon a point
19     VI,  IV |           the sovereignty which is commenced in deceit and villainy,
20     VI,  VI |          of this treaty, King René commenced his march into Italy, but
21     VI,  VII|            assist the son in a war commenced by the father with his own
22    VII,  I  |        pride so increased, that he commenced two superb buildings, one
23    VII,  I  |          took place. The pope also commenced hostilities in Romagna against
24    VII,  III|        Niccolo expired; and having commenced many things without completing
25    VII,  III|         The superb edifices he had commenced were abandoned by the builders;
26    VII,  VI |      following book; which, having commenced with blood and horror, will
27   VIII,  II |        crowded, and divine service commenced before Giuliano’s arrival.
28   VIII,  II |        with my own blood which was commenced with that of my brother.”
29   VIII,  VII|       Appennines; toward Sienna he commenced the restoration and fortification