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 1      I,  V   |      lord of Tuscany; but, while endeavoring to discover what friends
 2      I,  V   |         was taken prisoner while endeavoring to escape, and being unknown,
 3      I,  VI  | consequence of this, one faction endeavoring to drive out the other,
 4      I,  VI  |        various parts of the city endeavoring to quell the tumult, slew
 5      I,  VII |      error, but it was too late; endeavoring to escape, he was taken,
 6      I,  VII |       war, Sforza was drowned in endeavoring to pass the river Pescara;
 7     II,  VI  |         given him over the army, endeavoring to show that otherwise he
 8     II,  VIII|         you differently. You are endeavoring to reduce to slavery a city
 9    III,  I   |   practice of ambitious men, are endeavoring to render themselves masters
10    III,  III |       danger in inaction than in endeavoring to secure ourselves; for
11    III,  III |         syndics of the arts were endeavoring to effect the union of the
12    III,  VI  |        the people, many families endeavoring to vie with the state itself
13    III,  VII |         wait till those who were endeavoring to recover for them their
14      V,  I   |      while Niccolo Piccinino was endeavoring to pass by, and the count
15      V,  V   |          better fortune, than by endeavoring to repel the present evil,
16    VII,  I   |       sleep.” When Pope Pius was endeavoring to induce the different
17    VII,  VI  |      pursued them. Giovanandrea, endeavoring to make his way out of the
18   VIII,  IV  |         their own possessions to endeavoring to seize those of others.
19   VIII,  VII |          pope, that while he was endeavoring to establish peace, the