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 1      I,  II |      to rebuild her walls and recall her inhabitants with as
 2     II,  II |      to reunite the city, and recall all the citizens as well
 3     II,  II |   consider the terms of their recall. They effected an agreement,
 4     II,  III|      insolence, determined to recall those who had been expelled,
 5     II,  IV |      origin, he determined to recall the banished; but designing
 6     II,  IV |       side, now endeavored to recall the banished, and, after
 7     II,  V  |  enemies, it would be well to recall, of their own will, all
 8    III,  II |    the Capitani di Parte, and recall the ammoniti to their dignity.
 9     IV,  VI | brothers or relatives. I will recall to your recollection two
10     IV,  VII|   hand, being informed of his recall, returned to Florence; and
11      V,  II |   territories, induced him to recall Niccolo Piccinino from Tuscany.
12      V,  V  |     as he entered Tuscany, to recall the count to avoid complete
13      V,  VI |      his own preservation, to recall Niccolo into Lombardy. After
14      V,  VI |      he could order Niccolo’s recall, or provide himself with
15      V,  VII|       count’s victory and the recall of Niccolo, they imagined
16     VI,  I  |      induced the Venetians to recall the forces they had in Tuscany,
17     VI,  VII|     example should suffice to recall the minds of men to a knowledge
18   VIII,  IV |        advised the duchess to recall the Sforzeschi, which she