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 1 5,8 |     put under the command of Gonzalvo of Cordova, who had gained
 2 7,1 | signed, Prospero Calonna and Gonzalvo de Cordova, whom the Pope
 3 7,1 |    them to Rome far nothing. Gonzalvo was rewarded for this feat
 4 15,2|  this treaty was made known, Gonzalvo di Cordovo proclaimed to
 5 15,4|    lest when he started with Gonzalvo's ships the same thing might
 6 15,4|    and thence gained Naples. Gonzalvo received him with such joy
 7 15,4|       opening his designs to Gonzalvo, and telling him that he
 8 15,4|    discussing his plans. But Gonzalvo was only waiting to gain
 9 15,4|    went to the castle to bid Gonzalvo good-bye, thinking he was
10 15,4|   castle Caesar found one of Gonzalvo's captains, Nuno Campeja
11 15,4|    safe-conduct given him by Gonzalvo. ~The day after his arrest,
12 15,4|     Campo. ~Ten years later, Gonzalvo, who at that time was himself
13 16,1|   the truth really was as to Gonzalvo's and Ferdinand's breach