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 1 1| apprehensive in praising our own Cosimo Ruccelai, whose name is
 2 1|    keenly and prudently asked by Cosimo, it seemed proper to me
 3 1|       reading it, the friends of Cosimo who met there will renew
 4 1|     Whence it appeared proper to Cosimo to invite him to a banquet
 5 1|     planned, and was received by Cosimo together with several other
 6 1|       long and the heat intense, Cosimo, in order to satisfy their
 7 1|        them, and looked puzzled. Cosimo, becoming aware of this
 8 1|       them) was ruined. To which Cosimo replied (but to avoid the
 9 1|   without repeating the others). Cosimo, therefore, said: You have
10 1|      never have been understood.~COSIMO: I want to return to what
11 1|      might be something of good.~COSIMO: What are those things similar
12 1|          had not (planted them).~COSIMO: I do not want to reply
13 1|      respond to your accusation.~COSIMO: It would be enough if I
14 1|   difficult and most easy to do.~COSIMO: You cannot do anything
15 1|        am most content that you, Cosimo, with these other young
16 1|       forced to extinguish them.~COSIMO: You have made me turn this
17 1|  otherwise, is not well ordered.~COSIMO: I am very much content
18 1|   disturb the peace to have war.~COSIMO: Truly, this reasoning of
19 1|        it can cause great evils.~COSIMO: Would you do without them?,
20 1|       things does not weary you.~COSIMO: If we first desired to
21 1|          those who want to come.~COSIMO: And of those who want to
22 1|       together by similar means.~COSIMO: What means should be taken
23 1|         authority of the Prince.~COSIMO: Would you introduce any
24 1|  difficult to do the thing well.~COSIMO: Why?~FABRIZIO: I will tell
25 1|      done well in any other way.~COSIMO: If you have, therefore,
26 1|         horseback from the City.~COSIMO: Of what age would you draw
27 1|   seventeen years of age always.~COSIMO: I do not understand this
28 1|         selected and instructed.~COSIMO: Therefore you would want
29 1|        organized them similarly.~COSIMO: Therefore you praise the
30 1|       you want me to condemn it?~COSIMO: Because many wise men have
31 1|      have censured them wrongly.~COSIMO: The wrong conclusion that
32 1|      discussion furnishes proof.~COSIMO: You do a most gracious
33 1|          myself of them quickly.~COSIMO: Would you make a difference
34 1|         you draw double service.~COSIMO: How are those who are or
35 1|         and physical appearance.~COSIMO: I believe what you have
36 1|       shown in its proper place.~COSIMO: What you have said is enough
37 1|        bad, are never put aside.~COSIMO: I do not know if, with
38 1|          not exceed six hundred.~COSIMO: Did you organize the cavalry
39 1|       make a profession of them.~COSIMO: How would you select them?~
40 1|        arm them, and train them.~COSIMO: Would it be well to give
41 1|        the horse and its upkeep.~COSIMO: How many would you make?
42 2|         a very great reputation.~COSIMO: What method of arms do
43 2|        Germans only the cavalry.~COSIMO: I would desire that you
44 2|          ground and surrendered.~COSIMO: Whence arises such a disadvantage?~
45 2|          little loss to himself.~COSIMO: I see that those with Carmingnuola
46 2|       organization (discipline).~COSIMO: Tell us, therefore, how
47 2|        any other infantry today.~COSIMO: What you have said to us
48 2|    accomplishing such (defeats).~COSIMO: But two doubts occur to
49 2|        exist longer in the army.~COSIMO: Would you have them train
50 2|        any regard to themselves.~COSIMO: And it appears to me that
51 2|     order that I have mentioned.~COSIMO: You have said ((if I remember
52 2|        further in describing it.~COSIMO: And it appears to me I
53 2|        unable to demonstrate it.~COSIMO: What carriages would you
54 2|    anything else of convenience.~COSIMO: I believe that Heads assigned
55 2|        other than to make noise.~COSIMO: I would desire to learn
56 2|       not fear an ultimate ruin.~COSIMO: And in the last twenty
57 2|      risen from this discussion.~COSIMO: None, rather I am most
58 3|                       THIRD BOOK~COSIMO: Since we are changing the
59 3|    should succeed in your place.~COSIMO: I would like to pass this
60 3|        they are quick to follow.~COSIMO: It therefore falls to you
61 6|          who bravely sustain it. Cosimo, therefore, begun this discussion
62 7|    return. If you remember well, Cosimo, you said to me that I was,