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 1      I,  III |        two consuls were annually chosen from the nobility, who governed
 2      I,  VI  |         that they were generally chosen to arbitrate in controversies
 3     II,  I   |        am glad to learn you have chosen a wife, although I had reserved
 4     II,  I   |          of the lady whom he had chosen, became inflamed with such
 5     II,  II  |      sixth, thirty citizens were chosen, who, with the Credenza
 6     II,  III |         one year, and were to be chosen by the pope. The Florentines
 7     II,  III |         republic two months, and chosen from either the people or
 8     II,  III |        to six, that one might be chosen from each sixth of the city,
 9     II,  III |          Gonfalonier of Justice, chosen from the people, and place
10     II,  VIII|        of religion and humanity, chosen for his residence the convent
11     II,  VIII|         he who should be finally chosen took office, the duties
12     II,  I   |     respect of the post they had chosen and in their followers.
13     II,  I   |        the Gonfalonier should be chosen alternately from either
14    III,  I   | appointed, of whom two should be chosen from the companies of minor
15    III,  II  |   Salvestro de Medici from being chosen Gonfalonier—Salvestro de
16    III,  V   |        The Gonfalonier was to be chosen alternately from each.~The
17      V,  I   |       and death should always be chosen from among the leaders of
18      V,  V   |       disputed by the enemy, was chosen as the least objectionable.
19      V,  V   |          marquis of Mantua and a chosen body of men, went to meet
20    VII,  II  |          of Venetian origin, was chosen to succeed him; and that