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 1      I,  V  |     having done so, by sending an ambassador, with authority to make
 2    III,  II |     higher estimation: so that no ambassador came to Florence, without
 3     IV,  IV |        however, be added, that an ambassador was sent by the governor
 4     IV,  IV |        been friendly to them. The ambassador was Jacopo Viviani, who,
 5     IV,  V  |      remarked above, was Siennese ambassador at Lucca, and with the authority
 6      V,  IV |         generous conduct, and the ambassador for his unusual dispatch;
 7     VI,  IV |          against the count— Their ambassador’s address to him—The count’
 8     VI,  V  |            Medici to the Venetian ambassador— Preparations of the Venetians
 9     VI,  V  |         The Venetians had sent an ambassador to Milan to confirm the
10     VI,  V  |    Lionardo Veniero, the Venetian ambassador. Having thus almost become
11     VI,  V  |        their states. The Venetian ambassador then complained that the
12     VI,  V  |         been said by the Venetian ambassador, and in a long and excellent
13     VI,  V  |         dominions, and the king’s ambassador, being unwilling to perform
14     VI,  VI |    ascertain his designs, sent an ambassador to Gambacorti, to remind
15     VI,  VI |         astonishment, assured the ambassador with solemn oaths that no
16     VI,  VI |      hostile League, they sent as ambassador, Agnolo Acciajuoli, to request
17     VI,  VI |         Lombardy and Tuscany, the ambassador effected an arrangement
18     VI,  VI |           to pass. The Florentine ambassador advised, that in order to
19    VII,  II |            accompanied by a ducal ambassador and his wife Drusiana, proceeded
20   VIII,  I  |         Ferrando promised, by his ambassador, to contribute all in his
21   VIII,  III|         Tommaso Soderini as their ambassador to the senate, and, in the
22   VIII,  III|           who was then Florentine ambassador at the court of Milan, and
23   VIII,  III|       other, sent to him as their ambassador, Donato Acciajuoli, a distinguished
24   VIII,  III|     imperial affairs, was sent as ambassador to the king in his stead.~
25   VIII,  III|          provisions, they sent as ambassador Piero di Gino Capponi, who
26   VIII,  IV |           the king, appointed him ambassador from the Florentine people,
27   VIII,  IV | previously refused to receive any ambassador from Florence, he was now
28   VIII,  IV |    Florence, the Signory sent, as ambassador to the pope, Guidantonio