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 1 2|         whence they tell, that Alexander being at table, and someone
 2 3|       and whistles in war; but Alexander the Great and the Romans
 3 4|        the life (biography) of Alexander the Great, and see how many
 4 6|    faculty of overcoming them. Alexander of Epirus used these means
 5 6|  except those whom he trusted. Alexander the Great, when he wanted
 6 7|    Caesare Borgia, son of Pope Alexander the Sixth, who had led the
 7 7| pressed them and starved them. Alexander the Great, when he wanted
 8 7|        seen where they praised Alexander the Great, who, in order
 9 7| Phillip of Macedonia father of Alexander, Cyrus King of the Persians,
10 7|       it happened that Caesar, Alexander, and all those excellent