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1 4,5| behind: he was now at the entrance to the mountains, and as
2 5,1|    undertaken to hold the entrance to Tuscany against the French;
3 5,1| that made him dispute his entrance into Tuscany. Piero dei
4 5,7|  of steps that led to the entrance gate, he saw that the windows
5 8,2|          2~Caesar, on his entrance, found the captive seated,
6 9,2|  feet wide at most, their entrance giving on the Loggia dei
7 9,3|    closed on Savonarala's entrance, soon crashed before the