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 1      I,  VI  |         was elected at Fondi by ten cardinals, who declared
 2     II,  II  |       under the this government ten years, during which time
 3     II,  VIII| contemptible; and at the end of ten months, his misconduct deprived
 4    III,  VII |       Ricci, and the Medici for ten years, except a few individuals.
 5     IV,  I   |   distrust; that appointing the ten and hiring forces was in
 6     IV,  I   |       prevailed, the Council of Ten were appointed, forces were
 7     IV,  I   |        it was resolved that the ten should provide all the means
 8     IV,  II  |          Oh! they appointed the ten to frighten the enemy. Have
 9     IV,  II  |     belonging to the Council of Ten, forces might be led into
10     IV,  IV  |         people that, during the ten years of peace had incessantly
11     IV,  IV  |     they appointed a Council of Ten for its management, and
12     IV,  V   |     they went to the Council of Ten, and requested an audience.
13     IV,  V   |   himself before the Council of Ten, he said that he well knew
14     IV,  V   |     oppressed with slander. The Ten endeavored, as well as circumstances
15     IV,  V   |         to comply, although the Ten had insisted they should
16     IV,  V   |        and inevitable, that the Ten were induced to make the
17     IV,  V   |   having failed, the Council of Ten, who had been re-elected,
18     VI,  II  |        government; for it being ten years since their acquisition
19     VI,  III |    forces, created a council of ten for management of the war,
20     VI,  V   |      and created the Council of Ten. They engaged new condottieri,
21     VI,  V   |  borders of the Chianti, within ten miles of Sienna, weak from
22     VI,  VI  |      arrival at Alexandria, and ten thousand per month during
23    VII,  V   |        upon celerity, assembled ten thousand foot and two thousand
24   VIII,  IV  |   Florentines, and allowed them ten days to consider the reply.