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 1      I,  I  |       by the blood of so many brave and virtuous men, showed
 2     II,  II |     as it is now considered a brave and prudent act to assail
 3     II,  I  |  first assailed and offered a brave resistance; for the towers
 4     II,  I  |      defended themselves like brave men, they could not resist
 5    III,  III|      and in great affairs the brave never think of dangers.
 6    III,  VI |       who, though they made a brave and admirable defense, for
 7      V,  I  | besieged him there. Niccolo’s brave defense making it probable
 8      V,  VI |       of Bartolomeo Orlandini—Brave resistance of Castel San
 9     VI,  II |     sixty-four, having been a brave rather than a fortunate
10     VI,  V  |       that period, considered brave and faithful. Two hundred
11    VII,  IV |     was considered a just and brave man, but over-cautious and
12   VIII,  IV |       and as the garrison was brave and faithful to the Florentines,