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 1      I,  III |         had been brought up, and call the province after their
 2      I,  VII |        at Mantua, they agreed to call a general council, in which
 3      I,  VII |        which induced the pope to call the council, still, having
 4     II,  I   |        the same period as Pliny, call them Florentia and Florentini;
 5     II,  VIII|      rostrum (as the Florentines call those steps which lead to
 6     II,  VIII|        the custom of the duke to call the citizens together upon
 7     II,  VIII|          then arm themselves and call the people to freedom.~The
 8     II,  VIII|       they took arms, and at the call of liberty assembled, each
 9    III,  V   |   frequently mentioned, we shall call the former the popular party,
10    III,  VII |          Maso degli Albizzi, and call the people to arms, who,
11     IV,  II  |         must arouse himself, and call to mind the virtue of Bardo
12     IV,  II  |            And you, if you could call to mind past events, and
13     IV,  III | aggregate, which the Florentines call accatastare, in which in
14     IV,  IV  |           induced the Signory to call the Council together, at
15     IV,  VI  |          him from it, obeyed the call, trusting more to his own
16      V,  II  |         of the people, whom they call the Doge; not that he is
17     VI,  VI  |        and that the other should call the people of Rome to arms.
18    VII,  II  |         just and available as to call in the sums which his father
19    VII,  II  | unexpectedly to all, resolved to call in his debts, had, to the
20    VII,  II  |          tournament (for so they call the exhibition of equestrian
21   VIII,  II  |    rushing out of the chamber to call assistance, found Jacopo
22   VIII,  II  |        ride through the city and call the people to arms and liberty;
23   VIII,  II  |     friends for assistance; they call upon their relatives for