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 1 3 |     he called him one day and asked him whether he would more
 2 22|      what is was worth. Being asked by one what he ought to
 3 22|      offend thee less.” Being asked how Caesar died he said: “
 4 22|      double the favour he had asked. Castruccio used to say
 5 22|  travelled blindfolded. Being asked a favour by one who used
 6 22|   looking at her. He was once asked in what manner he would
 7 22| turned upside down.” On being asked if it had ever occurred
 8 22|      the Inferno. He was once asked when should a man eat to
 9 22|      them, and the ambassador asked him if he had no fear of
10 22|       bad man or a good one?” asked Castruccio, and was told