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 1    III,  I  |        are called ammoniti, or ADMONISHED.~The Capitani in time acquiring
 2    III,  I  |    acquiring greater audacity, admonished not only those to whom the
 3    III,  I  |        to 1366, there had been admonished above 200 citizens. The
 4    III,  I  | honored them for fear of being admonished; and most particularly the
 5    III,  II |        the war, and the others admonished during three years, when
 6    III,  II |        Salvestro, he was to be ADMONISHED, and if this did not appear
 7    III,  II |       frequently foiled. They “admonished” the Colleague, but did
 8    III,  III|         the Balia relieved the admonished, on condition that they
 9    III,  III|       the city, so that if the admonished would only have remained
10    III,  III|        of any art whatever, be admonished as a Ghibelline; and further,
11    III,  III|  consent. You desired that the admonished should be restored to their
12    III,  IV |    should be forgiven, and the admonished should be restored to participation
13    III,  IV |   enemies should be exiled and admonished. These demands, though grievous
14    III,  V  |        by the government. They admonished thirty-nine citizens, ennobled
15    III,  VI |    Other citizens banished and admonished—War with Giovanni Galeazzo,
16    III,  VI | banished Benedetto Alberti and admonished all the rest of his family
17    III,  VI |       others were banished and admonished. Of the former were Piero
18    III,  VI |       the minor trades. Of the admonished were the Covini, Benini,
19    III,  VI | persons should be banished and admonished. This greatly displeased
20    III,  VII|     members of the trades were admonished, and some put to death.
21    III,  VII|     least their offices to the admonished. He went from one to another,
22    III,  VII|        Cavicciulli, who, being admonished, lived in Florence, that
23    III,  VII|        to be banished, so many admonished, when it was in their power
24    III,  VII|      to their country, and the admonished to the honors of the state.
25    III,  VII|      of inferior quality. They admonished all the family of the Alberti,
26    III,  VII|         Among the Alberti, not admonished, was Antonio, who was thought
27     IV,  V  |   tried, was found guilty, and admonished. They sought the goods of