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 1      I,  V   |       warlike preparations for the recovery of Sicily, died, leaving
 2     II,  VIII|         been roused to attempt the recovery of freedom; and consequently
 3     II,  VIII|      revenge more furious upon the recovery of liberty, than when it
 4     II,  I   |      ventured to take arms for the recovery of their power, but soon
 5    III,  III |           wait three years for the recovery of their honours; so that
 6    III,  VI  |          of public honors; for the recovery of which they used their
 7     IV,  III |           were they to attempt the recovery of taxes for the past, and
 8      V,  II  |         Florentines to attempt the recovery of Lucca, since the duke,
 9      V,  V   |            resolved to attempt the recovery of Verona. During the consultation,
10      V,  V   | Florentines, and promised them the recovery of the place if one of the
11     VI,  VI  |            friends and attempt the recovery of the kingdom of Naples;
12     VI,  VII |        duke of Milan, both for the recovery and preservation of the
13    VII,  I   |          matters to proceed beyond recovery, the Gonfalon of Justice
14    VII,  I   |    performed, to thank him for the recovery of the government. The Signory
15    VII,  II  |           and would succeed in the recovery of their liberty, without
16   VIII,  V   |         carried to Bologna for his recovery, but died. Thus the marquis’
17   VIII,  VI  |         and money to undertake its recovery. Upon this, Agostino Fregoso,