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1 Pro,2|  promising two thousand florins reward to the man who should bring
2 7,2  |  revenge. As in either case his reward was generally a large one,
3 7,4  |       the river, and as a large reward was promised to anyone who
4 8,2  | sentence would be. Besides, the reward was in the same hands, and
5 8,2  |   blinded by the thought of the reward; and Caesar returned to
6 10,1 |       Vigavano on Trivulce as a reward for his swift and glorious
7 10,4 |        shed their blood without reward; and therefore Sforza would