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 1      I,  V  | Ghibellines multiplied,—those who supported the church taking the name
 2     II,  III|          could be received unless supported with sufficient testimony.~
 3     II,  VII|           endure that a stranger, supported by a few powerful men, should
 4     II,  VII|          and those by whom he was supported. They were joined by many
 5    III,  V  |         The new establishment was supported by all who wished the continued
 6    III,  VII|   Reparata—A conspiracy of exiles supported by the duke of Milan— The
 7    III,  VII|     particularly as they would be supported by the Ricci, Adimari, Medici,
 8     IV,  III|          as they lived, they were supported at her charge.~An example
 9     IV,  VI |     Rinaldo had said, he would be supported by his colleagues.~Bernardo
10      V,  I  |          Romans, finding the pope supported by so large an army, sought
11     VI,  IV |  faithfully advised and liberally supported. Nor did Cosmo abandon him
12    VII,  III|           senate, had favored and supported Francesco, so, that if the
13    VII,  V  |     wisdom, and being strenuously supported by those who envied the
14    VII,  VI |       Carlo had not been secretly supported he could not have made war
15   VIII,  VII|       more. Finding they were not supported by the pope, and that Lodovico