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 1      I,  II  |         time than he had taken to acquire it. Totila being at Ostia
 2      I,  III |          times the popes began to acquire greater temporal authority
 3      I,  VII |           Lombardy— The Venetians acquire dominion on terra firma—
 4      I,  VII |        proceeded to Rome, and, to acquire influence, created twenty-nine
 5     II,  II  |     before the new emperor should acquire strength. They therefore
 6     II,  VI  |           They then endeavored to acquire by entreaty what they had
 7     II,  VIII|          but yours. We should not acquire fellow-citizens, but partakers
 8     II,  VIII|      Matteo di Morozzo, either to acquire his favor or to free himself
 9     IV,  III |         they would have failed to acquire by victory; for Niccolo
10     IV,  VII |          Gonfalonier, in order to acquire reputation, and deter those
11     VI,  I   | Suspicions of the Venetians— They acquire Ravenna—The Florentines
12     VI,  III |          little trouble, and thus acquire a very important position,
13    VII,  I   |           observed, that citizens acquire reputation and power in
14    VII,  II  |           citizens; for Cosmo, to acquire partisans in Florence and
15   VIII,  II  |          conduct, were enabled to acquire. But let it be granted we