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 1 2,1 |     desired to have the young prince in his army to give his
 2 2,2 |    twenty-two years of age, a prince (if we are to believe La
 3 2,3 |    Maria, father of the young prince now reigning; we say nominally,
 4 3,1 |  found himself the equal of a prince in riches and power. ~Roderigo
 5 3,2 |      was bidden to follow the prince of the apostles." ~Having
 6 4,2 |  while by the marriage of the Prince of Squillace with Dona Sancia,
 7 4,3 |      them to give advice to a prince who was surrounded by such
 8 4,5 |        The sight of the young prince on his deathbed had moved
 9 5,4 |     think of parleying with a prince who acted in such expeditious
10 5,5 |    marched on foot beside the prince, carrying heavy arms on
11 7,2 |       belonged to a Christian prince, while on his cap was a
12 7,3 | occasion; the Duke of Gandia; Prince of Squillace; Dona Sancha,
13 8,1 |   Aragon, Duke of Bicelli and Prince of Salerno, natural son
14 11,5|   punish him is not for him a prince and judge, but only a father
15 11,5|     honours befitting a young prince, and evincing before the
16 11,5|  during part of the night the Prince of Squillace, with the chief
17 12,4|     that Caesar Borgia is the prince who best knows how to make
18 13,3|   lords, Don Gaffredo Bargia, Prince of Squillace, Don Roderigo
19 13,5|   right. ~That same night the Prince of Squillace set off to
20 15,2|      his quality of sovereign prince the duke in his temporal
21 16,2|    the King of Navarre, named Prince Alarino, had just then revolted:
22 16,2|  courage and skilful tactics, Prince Alarino was beaten in a