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 1 1|       were Zanobi Buondelmonti, Battista Della Palla, and Luigi Alamanni,
 2 6|       ought to be changed, that Battista take up his office, and
 3 6|       discussion prudently, and Battista will prudently finish it.
 4 6|     willingly, so too I believe Battista is about to close it.~BATTISTA:
 5 6|  Battista is about to close it.~BATTISTA: I have allowed myself to
 6 6|        on the rear of the camp.~BATTISTA: I confess I do not understand,
 7 6|       efforts would be useless.~BATTISTA: Before you pass on to the
 8 6|        fill them with Religion.~BATTISTA: Did the Romans permit women
 9 6| soldiers seditious and useless.~BATTISTA: I like that. But tell me,
10 6|         the Roman army marched.~BATTISTA: In placing the encampment,
11 6|       licentious and drunkards.~BATTISTA: You have said in the beginning
12 6|        not painful for you now.~BATTISTA: Your humaneness is so great,
13 7|      completely indestructible.~BATTISTA: If, in addition to the
14 7|     better inside than outside.~BATTISTA: Would you have water in
15 7|        the middle of the ditch.~BATTISTA: You have said that, today,
16 7|      are occupied by the crowd.~BATTISTA: I have seen these shutters
17 7|       every other kind of arms.~BATTISTA: I have also seen another