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 1 Cover  (10)|      continually involved in war with one and another of
 2 Cover, 2   |      can fill the world with war and bloodshed, but whom
 3 Cover, 2   |      and bloodshed, but whom war and bloodshed do not overcome.
 4   2        |    so that the burden of the war might not rest too heavily
 5 Prop1  (45)|     Julius II (1503-1513) in war and entangled them in political
 6 Prop1  (45)|   resulted at last in actual war between Pope Clement VII
 7 Prop2  (46)|    conditions he renewed the war in 1444. At the battle of
 8 Prop2  (48)|       negotiated in 1508 for war against Venice. In 1510
 9 Prop2  (48)| alliance, and the result was war between the pope and the
10 Prop3  (10)|   instruction was largely by war of comment on the most famous