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 1      I,  II  |        he conferred very great benefits upon the cities and people
 2     II,  VII |       they added a hope of the benefits they might derive from him
 3     II,  VIII|      therefore conferred great benefits upon the Aretini and other
 4     II,  VIII|        He also began to confer benefits and advantages upon the
 5    III,  IV  |       of Empoli, and conferred benefits upon many other citizens,
 6    III,  VI  |       Lando; nor could all the benefits conferred upon the city
 7     IV,  IV  |     utmost endeavors to confer benefits upon all. I would have you
 8      V,  I   |      their party by conferring benefits upon such as were in a condition
 9      V,  VII |      have received innumerable benefits.” To this Neri replied: “
10     VI,  IV  |      but to remind thee of the benefits thou hast received from
11     VI,  IV  | authority, and that, if to the benefits he had conferred on thee,
12     VI,  V   |    return, having derived some benefits from the marquis of Mantua,
13    VII,  I   | Private methods are conferring benefits upon individuals, defending
14    VII,  II  |       ought to expect the same benefits from him; that if they had
15    VII,  III |      grave indignation, of the benefits they had received from Cosmo,
16    VII,  III | abandoned by the builders; the benefits that had been conferred