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 1     II,  II  |  defense of it, they appointed twenty banners in the city, and
 2     II,  II  |     council of one hundred and twenty citizens, elected from the
 3     II,  III |      his disposal divided into twenty companies of fifty men each,
 4     II,  VI  |        in a body, amounting to twenty thousand foot and one thousand
 5     II,  VII |      or fortified place within twenty miles of Florence.~After
 6     II,  VII |      the beginning of the war, twenty citizens had been appointed
 7     II,  VII | entirely failed. Upon this the Twenty, seeing the anger of the
 8     II,  VIII|        them.~The office of the Twenty began to fall into disuse,
 9     IV,  II  |    defeat. They also appointed twenty citizens to levy new taxes,
10      V,  IV  |        is worthy of remark) of twenty fortresses held in that
11      V,  VI  |        had continued more than twenty days, during which the Florentines
12     VI,  II  |         and related that about twenty years ago, Ercole, cousin
13     VI,  IV  |     the Milanese, and gave him twenty days to consider what course
14     VI,  V   |      had also a fleet of about twenty vessels, comprising galleys
15     VI,  VI  |       taken, and they gave him twenty thousand florins by way
16    VII,  I   | amounted to no less a sum than twenty thousand ducats. He thus
17    VII,  VI  |    king, the expense exceeding twenty thousand florins. Deprived