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1 7,2 |   rested an the handle of a poisoned dagger which never left
2 8,2 |   he knew the secret of the poisoned key that lay always on the
3 10,3|    how it is not known, was poisoned at his own table, at which
4 10,4|  Gian Galeazza who had been poisoned by his uncle. ~Louis XII,
5 11,1|    richest of them had been poisoned; but Alexander had other
6 11,4| Gian Borgia whom Caesar had poisoned; Antonio, bishop of Coma;
7 14,1|     died, having received a poisoned cup from the hands of the
8 15,2|     s surgeon, who placed a poisoned plaster upon a wound in