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 1      I,  VII|         as her son, and engaged Braccio of Montone as her captain,
 2      I,  VII|      arose new contests between Braccio, who took the part of Alfonzo,
 3      I,  VII|    Alfonzo to return to Aragon. Braccio, undaunted at the departure
 4      I,  VII|       thinking the greatness of Braccio injurious to the church,
 5      I,  VII|          who went in pursuit of Braccio to L’Aquilla, where he routed
 6      I,  VII|         routed and slew him. Of Braccio remained Oddo, his son,
 7      I,  VII|      those who had fought under Braccio, Niccolo Piccinino remained
 8      I,  VII|  Niccolo Piccinino the pupil of Braccio, Agnolo della Pergola, Lorenzo
 9     IV,  II |    ridiculed before the face of Braccio; or to Queen Giovanna, whom
10     IV,  II |   engaged Count Oddo the son of Braccio, and united with him, for
11     IV,  IV |          the son of a sister of Braccio da Perugia, had been in
12      V,  I  | military factions of Sforza and Braccio—The Bracceschi and the Sforzeschi
13      V,  I  |        the ancient enmity which Braccio had always entertained against
14      V,  V  |        to recover the states of Braccio, and expel the count from
15     VI,  IV |         feud of the families of Braccio and Sforza) to conduct their
16    VII,  VI |    Lorenzo de’ Medici —Carlo di Braccio da Perugia attacks the Siennese—
17    VII,  VI |          took place in Tuscany.~Braccio of Perugia, whom we have
18   VIII,  III|        them Count Carlo, son of Braccio, and Deifobo, son of Count