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1 Pro,2| Savonarola, "is that you feel a complete faith in the power and the
2 5,3  |       And now for the final and complete assurance of your Highness,
3 6,4  |    battle of the Taro, though a complete defeat for the confederates,
4 8,3  |      his middle, with a view to complete exposure before the eyes
5 11,2 |      But before he left Rome to complete the conquest of the Romagna,
6 11,5 |         appeared to act in such complete good faith that the envoys
7 12,1 |     conquest of the Romagna was complete, he had further despatched
8 13,3 |      true and perpetual, with a complete obliteration of wrongs and
9 13,4 |         his only object was the complete pacification of the duchy