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 1      I,  III |          her according to ancient custom; to these was added a prefect,
 2      I,  VII | Florentines also adopted the same custom, for having, by their frequent
 3     II,  I   |                     CHAPTER I~The custom of ancient republics to
 4     II,  I   |           greater assurance. This custom, by the unwise practice
 5     II,  II  |        that it was invariably the custom of the popes to be jealous
 6     II,  III |        having been previously the custom of councils and magistrates
 7     II,  IV  |          upon holidays, it is the custom of Florence to hold festivals
 8     II,  V   |        seven according to ancient custom.~
 9     II,  VI  |          this beginning arose the custom of emborsing or enclosing
10     II,  VIII|         they proceeded.~It is the custom that he who is appointed
11     II,  VIII|   increased his power. It was the custom of the duke to call the
12    III,  VI  |         Charles, according to the custom of old friends, demanded
13      V,  I   |            according to the Latin custom, Ex Girfalco nostro Firmiano,
14      V,  III |    defense; that it was not their custom to pay soldiers for serving
15     VI,  II  |          whither it was his daily custom to come, to confer with
16    VII,  I   |           But first, according to custom, I would offer a few remarks
17    VII,  IV  |            in accordance with the custom of the times, neither of
18    VII,  IV  |         in a course sanctioned by custom while new methods are soon
19    VII,  V   |        Bernardo was aware of this custom, and about daybreak, presented
20    VII,  VI  |      cuirass, as was his frequent custom, he immediately took it
21    VII,  VI  |            and according to their custom, seated upon the ground,
22   VIII,  I   |         accordance with our usual custom, were we to treat of the
23   VIII,  III |       Genoa; and according to the custom of the city, took the title