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 1      I,  V  |          Tuscany favorable to the Guelphic faction, who after the death
 2     II,  I  |           Ghibellines in Florence—Guelphic families—Ghibelline families—
 3     II,  II | government, they strengthened the Guelphic party by appointing its
 4     II,  II |      order to keep Tuscany in the Guelphic interest, made Charles imperial
 5     II,  III|          condition; for the great Guelphic families had become insolent,
 6     II,  IV |      whoever were attached to the Guelphic party or the well-being
 7     II,  VI |           that every rebel of the Guelphic party who should come to
 8    III,  I  |      government was formed of the Guelphic party, and that it thus
 9    III,  I  |          confirmed by twenty-four Guelphic citizens, appointed for
10    III,  I  |         influential citizens, the Guelphic party resumed their ascendancy,
11    III,  I  |   government, except those of the Guelphic party, for three years;
12    III,  II |           Measures adopted by the Guelphic party against their adversaries—
13    III,  II |      appeared to the heads of the Guelphic faction that their enemies
14    III,  III|           that new ballots of the Guelphic party should be made, and
15    III,  V  |        who, under the name of the Guelphic party, had practiced such
16    III,  VI |   government were restored to the Guelphic party; the two new Companies
17     IV,  IV |       they were going to attack a Guelphic city, that had always been
18     IV,  V  |    abundantly testify, was always Guelphic, and has often proved a