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 1 1,2 |      accompany him, he drew up and signed the six deeds of gift which
 2 3,4 |   offensive and defensive had been signed, about 1480, by Naples,
 3 4,1 |           Act of Confederation was signed on the 22nd of April, 1493,
 4 4,1 |          and a secret alliance was signed, with Count Charles di Belgiojasa
 5 4,2 | advantageous for himself, was duly signed, he made Caesar Cardinal
 6 5,2 |   conditions, which were accepted, signed by both parties, and proclaimed
 7 7,1 |         days before the treaty was signed, of the same malady at least,
 8 7,1 |           As soon as the peace was signed, Prospero Calonna and Gonzalvo
 9 7,2 |           terrible enterprise. ~He signed to him to shut the door.
10 8,2 |           miserable ducats, he had signed a dispensation which would
11 10,4|          that the capitulation was signed between Trivulce and the
12 12,2|     Florence and Rome, he had also signed a secret treaty with Ferdinand
13 12,2|   presented to the pope the treaty signed at Grenada on the 11th of
14 12,3|           capitulation was all but signed. The French, when they saw
15 13,2|      received a copy of the treaty signed between the republic and
16 13,2|           A treaty of alliance was signed between the confederates:
17 13,3|       making peace; accordingly he signed with him the following conventions
18 13,3|            conforming thereto. ~ "(Signed) CAESAR, PAOLO ORSINO.~ "
19 15,3|       spring of the same year, had signed a treaty of peace with the
20 15,4|           return; giving the deed, signed by Caesar, to one of his