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1 2 |      those pleased him which told of wars and the mighty deeds
2 20|    hast heard, for many have told thee, and I have never concealed
3 20|     believe that what I have told thee is true. And thou wilt
4 22|  patience but rewarded. When told by a priest that it was
5 22|    tied knot to undo and was told: “Fool, do you think that
6 22| being blamed by a friend who told him that it was undignified
7 22|     much as I do?” and being told that it was true, he continued: “
8 22|      him to power, and being told that he had done wrong to
9 22|    asked Castruccio, and was told that he was a good one,