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1 2,3 |     not open to her thousand ships; she possessed in Italy,
2 4,1 |   France to send out as many ships of war as he pleased from
3 5,8 |      was to help with money, ships, and soldiers either the
4 12,4|     port of Corneto with six ships, accompanied by a great
5 15,4|      of Cordova, and for two ships to take him there; with
6 15,4| arrived, announcing that the ships would shortly follow. ~In
7 15,4|      started with Gonzalvo's ships the same thing might happen
8 15,4|   pleased, promising him two ships to embark with. Caesar,
9 15,4|  embarked his men on the two ships. The Spanish governor received