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 1 1,1 | celebrated architects of the Roman school contributed their
 2 1,2 |      was nothing else than a Roman crown piece; but this crown
 3 3,3 |     vindictive hatred of the Roman barons, who chose to feel
 4 4,3 |   the severe consistory of a Roman pontiff, whose solemn duty
 5 4,3 |    grouped a number of other Roman ladies far more fit to dwell
 6 5,3 |    Christians, Alexander VI, Roman pontiff and pope by the
 7 5,8 |    twenty-four hours and the Roman territories within three
 8 8,1 |      was soon evident to the Roman people that their city was
 9 10,3| cardinals, the prelates, the Roman barons, and municipal dignitaries
10 11,5|  with the chief lords of the Roman nobility, marched about
11 12,4|      which calls to mind the Roman evenings in the days of
12 13,5|      months before, for 1500 Roman crowns, a magnificent pearl
13 14,3|    perhaps contained 100,000 Roman crowns in specie, several