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 1      I,  II  |         and Longinus came to an agreement with them, that each should
 2      I,  III |     Astolphus, who, contrary to agreement, seized Ravenna, and made
 3      I,  III |          he did not fulfill the agreement, and the pope again had
 4      I,  III |     fulfilling the terms of his agreement, died, and Desiderius, a
 5      I,  III |      the pope, according to the agreement made with Pepin, so that
 6      I,  IV  |    faithful to the church. This agreement being made, Giovanni the
 7      I,  VI  |      did not remain out, for by agreement between the emperor and
 8      I,  VII |       and the Romans come to an agreement—Boniface IX. introduces
 9     II,  II  |        recall. They effected an agreement, but the Ghibellines without
10     II,  V   |        where he entered into an agreement with Frederick, king of
11     II,  VI  |        florins, although by the agreement entered into with him, the
12     II,  VIII|        lead to the palace), the agreement which had been entered into
13     II,  VIII|      nine o’clock, according to agreement, they took arms, and at
14     II,  VIII|     appeased by their blood, an agreement was made that the duke and
15     II,  VIII|       Casentino he ratified the agreement, although unwillingly, and
16     IV,  V   |    ducats; and having made this agreement, to induce the Lucchese
17     IV,  VII |    pontiff, to arrange terms of agreement with the signors; upon which
18      V,  III |      own safety, and to come to agreement with the duke; among the
19      V,  IV  |     ambition to do so.~When the agreement between the duke and the
20      V,  IV  |    consent to cross the Po. The agreement was concluded in February,
21      V,  VI  |       into Lombardy. After this agreement the ambassadors returned
22      V,  VI  |      what would result from the agreement of the Malatesti with Niccolo;
23      V,  VI  |      the Malatesti had made the agreement more from fear than any
24     VI,  IV  |       therefore entered into an agreement, in which the Venetians
25     VI,  IV  | unimpaired. Having come to this agreement, they ordered their forces
26     VI,  IV  |    count to settle the terms of agreement, with instructions, that
27    VII,  II  |         maintenance. After this agreement, Jacopo, accompanied by
28   VIII,  III |         son’s uncles. Upon this agreement, Battistino, by the assistance
29   VIII,  IV  |       their own. The formula of agreement and benediction was then