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 1      I,  III |           and be honored with his presence. Gregory accordingly went
 2     II,  VIII|          advised to request their presence rather than to take them
 3    III,  V   |          led to execution, in the presence of that people who only
 4      V,  IV  |  introduced to the senate, and in presence of the Doge, he said, “The
 5      V,  V   |            being now aware of the presence of enemies, raised an alarm,
 6      V,  V   |          one else. The cardinal’s presence at Rome, when the report
 7      V,  VI  |            for, through Niccolo’s presence in Tuscany, he was afraid
 8      V,  VI  |           the League required his presence in Tuscany; for the war
 9      V,  VI  |        should require the count’s presence, Neri should write to him,
10     VI,  I   |          by the season and by the presence of Niccolo, broke off all
11     VI,  II  |         Bologna, to confer in the presence of Cosmo. They were accordingly
12     VI,  IV  |         and being admitted to his presence, one of them spoke to the
13     VI,  IV  |         in detail, were he in the presence of anyone who could decide
14     VI,  VI  |         that he knew of Porcari’s presence at Rome. Be this as it may,
15     VI,  VI  | themselves, and also, that by his presence in the country, he might
16    VII,  III |    assembled in the palace in the presence of the Signory, and spoke
17    VII,  III |      citizens coming into Piero’s presence, one of them who had been
18    VII,  IV  |   intimated to the duke, that his presence with the force was in many
19    VII,  VI  |          would be no doubt of his presence, and where they might, under
20   VIII,  III |       they took the castle in the presence of their enemies. Winter
21   VIII,  IV  |   certainly obtained by Lorenzo’s presence; for in proportion to the
22   VIII,  IV  |      Being admitted to the king’s presence, he spoke with so much propriety
23   VIII,  VII |     Corsini to Lucca, that by his presence he might keep the city faithful;