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1 5,4 | Siena and Viterbo without striking a blow; Yves d' Alegre and
2 6,3 |  very midst of the melee, striking out like a king, and doing
3 11,4|  both these towns without striking a single blow. Caesar left
4 13,1| hour had came at last far striking the blow so long delayed,
5 13,2| their private possessions striking a blow at Florence, who
6 13,5|  this juncture give him a striking proof of your friendliness,
7 14,1|   these two towns without striking a blow; for the Vitelli