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 1    III,  II |     communicated his design to Benedetto Alberti, Tommaso Strozzi,
 2    III,  II |      the city to violence, was Benedetto degli Alberti, who, from
 3    III,  IV |       knights, among whom were Benedetto and Antonio degli Alberti,
 4    III,  IV |      done, Tommaso Strozzi and Benedetto Alberti, either from motives
 5    III,  V  |       Conduct of Giorgio Scali—Benedetto Alberti—Giorgio Scali beheaded.~
 6    III,  V  |  disposed, were Giorgio Scali, Benedetto Alberti, Salvestro di Medici,
 7    III,  V  |  appointed Tommaso Strozzi and Benedetto Alberti with a strong armed
 8    III,  V  |      obtain the concurrence of Benedetto Alberti, for without it
 9    III,  V  |    enterprise to be dangerous.~Benedetto was one of the richest citizens,
10    III,  V  |      leave them.~Having gained Benedetto and the leaders of the trades
11    III,  V  |       nor gratitude. Observing Benedetto Alberti among those who
12    III,  V  |          Do you, too, consent, Benedetto, that this injury shall
13    III,  VI |      Michael di Lando banished—Benedetto Alberti hated by the Signory—
14    III,  VI |    Florentines purchase Arezzo—Benedetto Alberti becomes suspected
15    III,  VI |       always been offensive to Benedetto Alberti, they continued
16    III,  VI |       the state entertained of Benedetto, were the causes of his
17    III,  VI |    thought it would strengthen Benedetto’s influence, and place the
18    III,  VI |       and an inveterate foe of Benedetto. This man, having entered
19    III,  VI |      the state, which banished Benedetto Alberti and admonished all
20    III,  VI | Antonio. Before his departure, Benedetto called them together, and
21    III,  VII|    determined, notwithstanding Benedetto had died in exile, that
22    III,  VII|     Ricci, Antonio de’ Medici, Benedetto degli Spini, Antonio Girolami,
23     IV,  II |       will happen to you as to Benedetto Alberti, who, at the persuasion
24      V,  VI |     the mountain passes of San Benedetto and the valley of Montone,
25      V,  VI |       finding the route by San Benedetto impracticable, on account
26      V,  VII|     were transported with joy. Benedetto de’ Medici, finding the