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~~history~~ The palleschi, also known as bigi, were partisans of the Medici family in Florence. The name was derived by the Coat of Arm of the Medici, containing six 'balls' (palle).

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	The '''palleschi''', also known as '''bigi''', were partisans of the [[Medici]] family in Florence. The name was derived by the [[Medici Coat of Arm\|Coat of Arm of the Medici]], containing six 'balls' (''palle'').		The '''palleschi''', also known as '''bigi''', were partisans of the [[Medici]] family in Florence. The name was derived by the [[Medici Coat of Arm\|Coat of Arm of the Medici]], containing six 'balls' (''palle'').