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1 7 |        to them the certainty of victory if they would but obey his
2 8 |                            This victory so greatly increased the
3 8 | appeared to Uguccione that this victory had given him no increase
4 9 |      the lord of it. After this victory he returned to Lucca, and
5 14|       succeeded in this design, victory was assured, although he
6 15|     spoils, and celebrating his victory with feasts and games, holding
7 19|        men on their return from victory and personally thank them.
8 20|      prestige which this latest victory has brought thee; which,
9 22|     wont to say that it was the victory that brought the glory,