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 1      I,  I   |        empire, established by the blood of so many brave and virtuous
 2      I,  I   |        but she, being of imperial blood, scorned the connection
 3      I,  II  |        won with his own valor and blood; while Sophia, not content
 4     II,  I   |   considering the nobility of her blood, and her portion not being
 5     II,  IV  |           some personage of royal blood, that he might reform Florence;
 6     II,  V   |       back to Agobbio, laden with blood and plunder. In reforming
 7     II,  VII |        implored them to spare the blood of the citizens, showing
 8     II,  VIII|          and frequent shedding of blood, with which he impoverished
 9     II,  VIII|           being appeased by their blood, an agreement was made that
10    III,  I   | government, for all of Ghibelline blood who were found to hold offices,
11    III,  III |           about that antiquity of blood by which they exalt themselves
12     IV,  II  |     collisions, attended with the blood and death of citizens. It
13     IV,  VI  |          Guelphs, to whom, by the blood of their ancestors, shed
14     IV,  VI  |       never imbue my hands in the blood of any, still less in yours,
15     IV,  VII |       greater, fill the city with blood; he would therefore obey
16      V,  III |    satiate their cruelty with our blood, and their avarice with
17     VI,  II  |         be governed by one of the blood of Annibale, he could tell
18     VI,  IV  |        purchased by our money and blood, and followed by our ruin.
19     VI,  IV  |        children with ignominy and blood.”~The count, though not
20    VII,  VI  |      which, having commenced with blood and horror, will have a
21   VIII,  II  |         close the war with my own blood which was commenced with
22   VIII,  IV  |         be more painful after the blood cools than when they were