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 1      I,  VII|         son of Sforza, who went in pursuit of Braccio to L’Aquilla,
 2     II,  I  |             than by more obstinate pursuit.~Having settled external
 3    III,  III|            safety to the dangerous pursuit of an uncertain good. But
 4     IV,  II |            not be so eager in this pursuit; for he who advises it,
 5     IV,  VI |          himself hoped that by its pursuit he might be able to live
 6      V,  II |    sometimes those who fail in the pursuit have recourse to the arms
 7      V,  II | Accordingly the count proceeded in pursuit of Niccolo, and coming up
 8      V,  VII|          the excessive heat, or in pursuit of amusement. So great was
 9     VI,  VI |     character. Like all who are in pursuit of glory, he resolved either
10   VIII,  II |           these murders, he ran in pursuit of Lorenzo, intending, by
11   VIII,  IV |            thus withdrawn from the pursuit of their good fortune, were
12   VIII,  V  |    thousand infantry, they went in pursuit of the Venetians, whose