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 1      I,  II  | conqueror, and in the latter he conferred very great benefits upon
 2      I,  II  |         of military discipline, conferred upon the Romans every honor.
 3      I,  V   |        making the church great, conferred honors and emolument upon
 4     II,  VIII|      with the authority we have conferred; and this we would advise,
 5     II,  VIII|        around it, and therefore conferred great benefits upon the
 6     II,  I   |     taken from their party, and conferred upon twelve of the people.
 7    III,  IV  |        provostry of Empoli, and conferred benefits upon many other
 8    III,  IV  |       with the dignity they had conferred upon him, the honor they
 9    III,  VI  |       the authority which these conferred.~Such opposing views occasioned
10    III,  VI  |      nor could all the benefits conferred upon the city by his authority,
11     IV,  II  |       than the benefit they had conferred upon the other; so that
12      V,  III |         affection for the city, conferred the honor of knighthood
13     VI,  IV  |       if to the benefits he had conferred on thee, our own were added,
14     VI,  V   |         the numerous advantages conferred by the city on the Venetian
15     VI,  VII |        a return for the benefit conferred. He therefore sent ambassadors
16    VII,  I   |     grateful than those who had conferred the dignity upon him, he
17    VII,  III |      the benefits that had been conferred upon him, where now exchanged
18   VIII,  I   |       settled. Besides this, he conferred, at Rome, many favors upon