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 1     IV,  VI |   confined, under the charge of Federigo Malavolti. In this place,
 2     IV,  VI |        small quantity of bread, Federigo, observing his anxiety,
 3     IV,  VI |       eyes, embraced and kissed Federigo, earnestly thanking him
 4     IV,  VII|       were disputing about him, Federigo, by way of recreation, brought
 5     IV,  VII|      intimately, gave a sign to Federigo to leave the apartment,
 6     VI,  II |     exasperated at finding that Federigo di Montefeltro, his enemy,
 7     VI,  III|     troops, whose captains were Federigo, lord of Urbino, and Gismondo
 8     VI,  V  |    troops, under the command of Federigo, lord of Urbino. Their first
 9     VI,  VII|     Ferrando also sent money to Federigo, lord of Urbino, and collected
10    VII,  IV |         command of their forces Federigo, count of Urbino; and being
11    VII,  V  |       who, under the command of Federigo, lord of Urbino, marched
12    VII,  VI |     became more closely united. Federigo, prince of Urbino, was at
13    VII,  VI | displeasure of the Florentines, Federigo complied; for they thought
14    VII,  VI |        enemies; and having lost Federigo d’Urbino, they engaged Roberto
15   VIII,  III|         who had as his general, Federigo, count of Urbino, entered
16   VIII,  III|     caused such annoyance, that Federigo d’Urbino demanded a truce
17   VIII,  V  |       appointed as his general, Federigo d’Urbino; the Florentines
18   VIII,  V  |      expectation of his brother Federigo, whom their father had sent
19   VIII,  V  |       victory to their enemies. Federigo, marquis of Mantua, whose