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 1  2,1 |         number of provinces; as we know definitely with regard to
 2  2,1 |          Bithynia], that you might know that we have given freely
 3  2,3 |          born or unborn; I wish to know the price of bread; one
 4  2,5 |            that of God. And what I know and what I am, I owe to
 5  3,5 |       addressed to “youth eager to know the laws” (cupidae legum
 6  4,1 |       talented Christian young men know only the language and literature
 7  6,2 |      battles. It is interesting to know that the Sicilian expedition
 8  7,1 |        their invasion, or I do not know how one may call it, has
 9  7,3 |        from them. If you will not, know that you are falling under
10  7,3 |         although we are pleased to know that Constantinople has
11  8,5 |         have acquired; for, as you know, it is not enough to acquire
12  9,4 |           and Pizarro; he does not know “what other people may plume
13  9,7 |          Manuel: “One who does not know that he is Emperor would
14  9,9 |    military position, and service. Know this: if you sincerely observe
15  9,9 |         say, is pacified. I do not know to what extent. The remains
16  9,9 |     maritime war. In Spain, as you know, there are many kings of
17  9,19| Constantinopolitan Emperor, whom I know neither personally nor by