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 1      I,  V  |        and being resolved at any event to diminish the power of
 2     II,  IV |        the following night.~This event again disturbed the entire
 3     II,  VI |        if, after such a terrible event, they could save their city.~
 4     II,  VI |        their sovereign; but this event, although greatly to his
 5     II,  VI |        Lucca he died. And as one event either of good or evil seldom
 6     II,  I  |         of the magistrates.~This event, although an act of great
 7    III,  VII|         them.~Shortly after this event, another occurred of greater
 8     IV,  II |  discontented, some unpropitious event may be constantly apprehended.
 9     IV,  IV |        assured them that by this event, God had come to the relief
10      V,  III|       that, in the interim, some event would occur for their relief,
11     VI,  III|        day of August, 1447. This event greatly afflicted him, for
12     VI,  III|   surprised with this unexpected event, perceiving the king already
13     VI,  V  |        inspire.~The news of this event reaching Florence, orders
14     VI,  VI |       government; hoping, in the event of success, to be considered
15     VI,  VI |    prophetic spirit, thought the event must take place which Petrarch
16     VI,  VII|         to be answerable for the event of the war; and then in
17    VII,  III|        villa, there to await the event, but apprehended misfortune
18    VII,  VI |       manner we have related, an event of greater importance occurred
19    VII,  VI |          off their dangers. This event spread consternation all
20   VIII,  II |        was at his villa when the event took place, and on being
21   VIII,  II |     notorious. As if to mark the event by some extraordinary circumstance,
22   VIII,  IV | preserver, caused an unhoped-for event to take place, which gave