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 1      I,  I  |        and ruin of Aquileia, he directed his course towards Rome,
 2      I,  IV |    disunion which prevailed, he directed his thoughts to a generous
 3      I,  V  |         united cities, and then directed his course towards Tuscany.
 4      I,  V  |   enemies, as soon as they were directed against Christians for private
 5      I,  VII|        The Venetians, when they directed their attention to terra
 6     II,  VI | pacified with sums of money, he directed his course towards Rome.
 7     II,  VII|        the whole conspiracy was directed against himself, in fear
 8    III,  VII|    those against whom they were directed, and were odious even to
 9    III,  VII|      and death to the tyrants,” directed their course toward the
10      V,  I  |    soldiers, resolved upon war, directed their efforts against the
11     VI,  VII|      for had the hurricane been directed over the city, filled with
12   VIII,  I  |     those against whom they are directed. Thus the prince of a city
13   VIII,  II |      operations were said to be directed against himself alone, resolved
14   VIII,  II |      and this war, they say, is directed against my family and myself.
15   VIII,  III|  forty-two days. The enemy then directed their course toward Arezzo,