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 1 III |      come to a head, for they knew that war is not to be avoided,
 2 VII |  willing to rob the Church he knew that the Duke of Milan and
 3 VII | recourse to his wiles, and he knew so well how to conceal his
 4 VII |     advocates. And because he knew that the past severity had
 5 VII |       consider France, for he knew that the king, who too late
 6 VII |  boldness and ability, and he knew so well how men are to be
 7 XVII|       there were many men who knew much better how not to err
 8 XIX |     accordingly as the prince knew how to maintain authority
 9 XIX |       to show briefly that he knew well how to counterfeit
10 XXII|     them.~There were none who knew Messer Antonio da Venafro
11 XXIV|       being a warlike man who knew how to attract the people
12 XXVI|       new prince that I never knew a time more fit than the