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 1      I,  VI  |         with his sons and their partisans, ran to Henry, telling him
 2     II,  V   |      taken possession of by his partisans, who defended them so bravely
 3     II,  V   |        tyranny of Lando and his partisans; so that through her influence
 4     II,  VIII|         discover themselves his partisans, in order to deprive him
 5    III,  I   |      Albizzi had assailed their partisans, and to the Albizzi that
 6     IV,  VI  |       disposition, made himself partisans of all ranks of the citizens.
 7     IV,  VII |     with him eight signors, all partisans of Cosmo. This struck terror
 8     VI,  VI  | acquired a sufficient number of partisans, he determined to make the
 9    VII,  I   |        still if they be without partisans to support them for their
10    VII,  I   |        had many friends but few partisans. Cosmo, being able to avail
11    VII,  I   |         private means, had many partisans as well as friends. While
12    VII,  I   |        the government, with the partisans he possessed, and drive
13    VII,  II  | citizens; for Cosmo, to acquire partisans in Florence and friends
14    VII,  III |   assemblies, the enrollment of partisans, and attempts to deprive
15   VIII,  III |         understood to have many partisans in Perugia, and it was therefore
16   VIII,  VI  |      him some inhabitants known partisans of his majesty. The L’Aquilani,