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 1      I,  VII|      called to their assistance Ladislaus, king of Naples. Becoming
 2      I,  VII| immediately excommunicated King Ladislaus, and invested Louis of Anjou
 3      I,  VII|         and Venetians, attacked Ladislaus and drove him from Rome.
 4      I,  VII|    coming to an engagement with Ladislaus, routed him. But by the
 5      I,  VII|     might diminish the power of Ladislaus, he caused Sigismund, king
 6      I,  VII|       And although the death of Ladislaus had removed the cause which
 7      I,  VII|  Giovanni Galeazzo, his father.~Ladislaus, king of Naples, at his
 8    III,  VI |     with his wife, his children Ladislaus and Giovanna, who were yet
 9    III,  VII|       Florentines made war with Ladislaus, king of Naples, who finding
10     IV,  I  |     from 1414 to 1422; for King Ladislaus was dead, and Lombardy divided
11     IV,  II |        for the war against King Ladislaus was of a similar kind. To
12     IV,  III|      have gone to war with King Ladislaus, or the Duke Filippo, both