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 1      I,  V  |           citizens. But before its close he himself was slain, in
 2     II,  I  |           of the bridge, and slain close by a statue of Mars. This
 3    III,  IV |        same party made knights; so close were the kindness and the
 4    III,  V  |           were also at Bologna, in close correspondence with him
 5     IV,  I  |            that city, which, being close upon the Florentine territory,
 6      V,  V  |           This city is situated so close to the Lake of Garda, that
 7      V,  VI | precautions, if the enemy had been close upon them, as they did while
 8      V,  VII|            which crosses the Arno, close to Poppi, he turned to Neri
 9     VI,  II |          of his office, when being close to the door of the apartments
10     VI,  IV |     ultimate success, they were to close with him, but, if otherwise,
11     VI,  VI |           keep the field, withdrew close to the walls of Brescia.~
12    VII,  I  |         power of the balia, but to close the balloting purses, and
13    VII,  I  |          being merited. Toward the close of his life he suffered
14    VII,  IV |           having, until almost the close of his life, been associated
15    VII,  VI |            enemies.~It was now the close of the year 1476, near Christmas,
16    VII,  VI |           way for the prince, came close to him, and grasping their
17   VIII,  II |           cardinal Riario remained close to the altar, where he was
18   VIII,  II |         occasion to require it, to close the war with my own blood
19   VIII,  III|      dividing their forces. At the close of winter they ordered Roberto
20   VIII,  V  |             seeing his adversaries close upon him, found he must