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 1     II,  III|     Signory. They condemned the associates of a criminal to the same
 2     II,  I  |        nobility, and what unfit associates they had become for the
 3     II,  I  |          at the instance of his associates, he at first favored the
 4     II,  I  |     great wrath, informed their associates in the government, and all
 5     II,  I  |   multitude, by affirming their associates to be good and moderate
 6    III,  III| acquired a sufficient number of associates, and bound themselves by
 7    III,  IV |       abandoned by one of their associates, and without any aid or
 8    III,  V  |       Some of his most intimate associates were also put to death,
 9    III,  VII|       about the matter to their associates, who replied, that it was
10    III,  VII|      Samminiato was in quest of associates, he found an accuser. He
11     IV,  I  |         those of Salvestro. The associates of Niccolo were uninfluenced
12     VI,  II |       who were averse to having associates in the government. Among
13     VI,  VI |         the greater part of his associates, were arrested, and afterward
14   VIII,  VII|         him, and calling to his associates, killed the attendant. The