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1    III,  V  | Michael di Lando, Lorenzo di Puccio and a few others of better
2     IV,  VI |      Averardo de’ Medici and Puccio Pucci were greatly instrumental
3     IV,  VI |      the advice of wisdom of Puccio were so highly esteemed,
4     IV,  VI | distinguished by the name of Puccio than by his own.~By this
5     IV,  VII|      banished, and with them Puccio and Giovanni Pucci. To silence
6     VI,  VI |    terms, Alfonso sent Frate Puccio, a knight of Jerusalem,
7     VI,  VI | submitted unwillingly.~Frate Puccio had already taken possession