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 1      I,  II |           the name of Exarch. This division of the country greatly facilitated
 2      I,  III|            becomes great—Order and division of the states of Italy—Electors
 3     II,  I  | Florentines take Fiesole—The first division in Florence, and the cause
 4     II,  I  |             The cause of her first division is well known, having been
 5     II,  I  |            was corrupted with this division. The Guelphs being expelled,
 6     II,  IV |        breaking out, and causing a division of the whole city. They
 7     II,  IV |          much afraid that this new division would occasion the destruction
 8     II,  IV |            city disturbed with one division alone, but by many; first
 9    III,  I  |           ordinances dispose us to division), while yet under allegiance
10    III,  I  |          the Albizzi have caused a division of her citizens.~“We have
11    III,  III|             minor arts.” From this division, and from other causes which
12     IV,  II |        adopted without an absolute division of the city; and this he
13     IV,  IV |            Rinaldo, with the other division, took the direction of the
14     IV,  VI |          for apprehension from the division of our party, and the union
15      V,  I  |          make greater certainty of division among the citizens, for
16   VIII,  III|           quarrels arose about the division of it between the marquis
17   VIII,  V  |       Ferrara would be to effect a division of the enemy’s forces, the