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 1 1|     like those of the King of France, because they are as dangerous
 2 1|     Venetians and the King of France, of whom they say that the
 3 1|       error which the King of France makes in not having his
 4 2| Tuscans, the Cisalpine Gauls. France and Germany were full of
 5 2| sprung up. And so likewise in France and Spain. But that virtu
 6 2|       to the past, for all of France obeys a King, all of Spain
 7 4|   engagement with the King of France, ought not to have waited
 8 4|  Charles the seventh, King of France, in the war he waged against
 9 4|     who is called the Maid of France, and who was the cause for
10 5|  Italy, passed through all of France, and always took little
11 7|   rebelled from King Louis of France, erected some bastions on
12 7|       the army of the King of France. That entire fortress was
13 7|  built before King Charles of France crossed into Italy in the
14 7|   passage of King Charles (of France) until today; and wars usually