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 1     II,  IV |  followers, perhaps the two most distinguished families in Florence. Being
 2     II,  V  |        enumerated among the most distinguished men our city has produced.
 3     II,  VII|       advice of Giotto, the most distinguished painter of his time, they
 4    III,  II |         against some of the most distinguished citizens, but even against
 5    III,  VI |    nobles of the people, who had distinguished themselves as defenders
 6     IV,  III|     Carmignuola, one of the most distinguished warriors of those times,
 7     IV,  V  |        lived at Florence, a very distinguished architect, named Filippo
 8     IV,  VI |         Cosmo’s party was rather distinguished by the name of Puccio than
 9      V,  V  |        June. The arrival of this distinguished commander in Lombardy filled
10     VI,  VI |         a Roman citizen, equally distinguished for nobility of birth and
11    VII,  I  |        were not sufficient to be distinguished for magnificence of buildings
12    VII,  II |         of Italy. Among the most distinguished of the Florentine youth
13    VII,  III|         a concourse, not only of distinguished citizens, but also of the
14    VII,  V  |        Severino, one of the most distinguished generals of this period,
15    VII,  VI |     mentioned as one of the most distinguished warriors of Italy, left
16   VIII,  I  |        people, on account of his distinguished pre-eminence, had made a
17   VIII,  III| ambassador, Donato Acciajuoli, a distinguished Latin and Greek scholar,
18   VIII,  VI |        republic will become more distinguished than that of Venice.~Agostino
19   VIII,  VII|         so that the former being distinguished for prudence and the latter
20   VIII,  VII|        was conducted by the most distinguished men in Italy. For Mariano