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 1 1 |        them, who have performed great deeds in the world, and
 2 1 |       these lowly beginnings of great men occur because Fortune
 3 1 |        one of those men who did great deeds, if he is measured
 4 1 |    fortune as should make him a great exemplar to men. I think
 5 4 |       he was deferential to the great men, modest with his equals,
 6 5 |       that Castruccio, with the great abilities which he already
 7 6 | portcullis. Castruccio raised a great uproar within the city,
 8 8 |        Agnolo Micheli, a man of great repute and abilities in
 9 9 |      Castruccio was received in great honour by Frederick, and
10 9 |         time the Pisans were in great fear of Gaddo della Gherardesca,
11 12|         Florence, which was his great desire. He, therefore, in
12 12|   settled down, influenced in a great measure by his great valour.~
13 12|       in a great measure by his great valour.~
14 13|                 About this time great disturbances arose in Rome,
15 14|        Enrico, he pressed on in great haste to Pistoia. When the
16 14|        to Pistoia. Assembling a great army of the supporters of
17 15|   defeat caused the Florentines great anxiety, and despairing
18 16|      more time, and assembled a great army of more than thirty
19 17|        enemy, an undertaking of great hazard. In order to tempt
20 18|      and trampled each other in great confusion. The fight between
21 18|      Empoli. If the spoils were great, the slaughter was infinitely
22 20|        are suffering under this great defeat, should be inclined