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 1      I,  III| reinstated the pontiff in his dignity. He had a son and a nephew,
 2    III,  I  |     in the enjoyment of their dignity.~On the other hand, the
 3    III,  II |  recall the ammoniti to their dignity. In order to attempt and
 4    III,  IV |       what otherwise, for the dignity of the state, must of necessity
 5    III,  IV |  enable them to support their dignity. These resolutions being
 6    III,  IV |      the Gonfalonier with the dignity they had conferred upon
 7    III,  IV |    and sensible rather of the dignity of the office he held than
 8    III,  V  |  affairs were conducted, that dignity which he had voluntarily
 9    III,  VI |     Filippo ineligible to the dignity, and in his stead was drawn
10    III,  VII|      He refuses to assume the dignity of prince, and appeases
11     IV,  V  |    more than quite became his dignity. He was so exasperated against
12     IV,  VI |     is, we still preserve our dignity, our precedence, the priority
13     IV,  VI |     find he had attained that dignity; that it now rested with
14    VII,  I  |   those who had conferred the dignity upon him, he ordered that
15    VII,  IV |   priest, was advanced to the dignity of a cardinal, with the
16   VIII,  I  |       had advanced him to the dignity of a cardinal. The conspirators
17   VIII,  VII|      son, to be raised to the dignity of cardinal. This was the