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 1 4,4 |            in arms: he had already fought successfully against Florence
 2 5,5 |             because in a fray they fought to right and left of their
 3 5,7 |          coming, and before he had fought a single battle he had won
 4 6,3 |      longer with his sword that he fought; that he had long ago broken,
 5 6,4 |           soldiers the man who had fought best. ~During the night
 6 7,1 | condottieri who had joined him and fought for him at the crossing
 7 8,3 |      gallant battle that was being fought below them." ~Now Caesar'
 8 10,4|   Helvetians, since they no longer fought for their own liberty, knew
 9 10,4|          not get money till he had fought his way through to it, and
10 15,3|       places where he had formerly fought. When he reached Ostia,
11 16,2|         For nearly four hours they fought obstinately on both sides;
12 16,2|         courage of Michelotto, who fought like a valiant condottiere,