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 1      I,  I  |     the death of Valentinian, seized the government, and compelled
 2      I,  II |     they bore to Alboin, they seized the royal treasure, and
 3      I,  III|        contrary to agreement, seized Ravenna, and made war upon
 4      I,  IV |       be brought from Greece, seized Sicily in the name of the
 5      I,  VI |  Lombardy the places they had seized. After making this concession
 6      I,  VI |  Rienzi, Francesco Baroncegli seized upon the tribunate of Rome,
 7     II,  IV |      having caused Lore to be seized, in order to add the greatest
 8     II,  VII|       people of Florence were seized with an extreme desire to
 9    III,  II |    language; and an artificer seized Carlo Strozzi by the throat,
10    III,  IV | wounded, and cause them to be seized and imprisoned.~When the
11    III,  IV |    had failed to effect, they seized their weapons and with the
12    III,  VII|  remainder of that family. He seized the opportunity afforded
13    III,  VII|     occurred at Florence, was seized immediately upon his arrival.
14    III,  VII|  Antonio, who was immediately seized, and, though he denied all
15     IV,  IV |        rode through the city, seized the Capitano, who resided
16     VI,  III|     the Venetians, and he had seized the territories of the former.
17    VII,  III|        many citizens had been seized, imprisoned, tortured, and
18    VII,  V  |     other following Bernardo, seized the palace, and placed Cesare
19    VII,  VI |     marriage portion, she was seized with a sudden illness, and
20   VIII,  II |     Jacopo di Poggio, whom he seized by the hair of the head,
21   VIII,  IV |       the enemy at hand, were seized with a sudden panic; neither
22   VIII,  V  |      draught of water, he was seized with a flux, of which he
23   VIII,  VI |    all who defended them, and seized most of their fortresses.
24   VIII,  VI |     Agostino Fregoso, who had seized Serezana, being unable to