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 1      I,  VI |         of each century, might be renewed at the end of each fifty
 2     II,  IV |           of the lower orders, he renewed the ancient companies of
 3     II,  VI |           are annulled and others renewed, so on this occasion, as
 4     II,  I  |    restraint of the nobility were renewed; and in order to weaken
 5    III,  I  |     against the Ghibellines to be renewed in order to injure the Albizzi—
 6    III,  I  |        and thus the law which was renewed by the ambition of the Ricci
 7    III,  I  |          Ghibellines, and as this renewed enactment against them was
 8    III,  V  |        into Hungary. This victory renewed the fears of those who managed
 9    III,  VII|          recovering his power, he renewed the war, which became far
10     IV,  I  |           enterprise, till he had renewed amicable relations with
11     IV,  V  |     Venetians and the Florentines renewed their league, and the war
12     IV,  VII|        the city, so that upon the renewed attempts of their enemies,
13     VI,  I  |        prisoners, only deferred a renewed attack on the conqueror,
14     VI,  II |       Venetians. Thus the war was renewed in Lombardy, and after several
15     VI,  IV |         connected by marriage and renewed alliance, we believed thy
16    VII,  III|           but themselves, who had renewed it. That if they did not
17    VII,  IV |    expelled the enemies of Piero, renewed their league with Galeazzo,
18    VII,  VI |          and the Venetians having renewed their league, and allowed
19    VII,  VI |           da Rimino in his place, renewed the league with the Perugini
20   VIII,  VI | influenced by the pope’s threats, renewed hostilities against the
21   VIII,  VII|  establish peace, the Genoese had renewed their attack upon them.