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 1    Int      |     mentioned here because of its intimate connection with these two
 2    Int      |          received from a long and intimate intercourse with princes
 3    III,  V  |        his fall. Some of his most intimate associates were also put
 4    III,  VII|           been upon terms of most intimate friendship, endeavored to
 5     IV,  I  |       ambassadors to the city, to intimate that he was greatly surprised
 6     IV,  VII|       Vitelleschi, Rinaldo’s most intimate friend, to entreat the latter
 7     VI,  II |           them. Baldaccio was the intimate friend of Neri, who loved
 8     VI,  VII|         cross upon their dress to intimate their readiness to become
 9    VII,  I  |        his time possessed such an intimate knowledge of government
10    VII,  V  | reputation. Upon which one of the intimate friends of Tommaso Soderini,
11    VII,  VI |      Vitelli its prince, being on intimate terms with Lorenzo de’ Medici,
12    VII,  VI |      youths with whom he was most intimate were Giovanni Andrea Lampognano,
13   VIII,  I  |      operations; and being a most intimate friend of Count Girolamo,
14   VIII,  II |       slew Francesco Nori, a most intimate friend of the Medici, either