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1 3,4 | ally to keep a watch on the policy of the neighbouring States.
2 4,1 |  betraying to Alexander the policy of Piero and Ferdinand,
3 5,3 |   must therefore change his policy, and attach himself to the
4 6,4 |   requirement of the pope's policy was to clear away from the
5 9,1 |     Alexander's encroaching policy, when he was compelled to
6 11,2|    would not have been good policy far Alfonso to afford Alexander
7 13,2|    new reversal of Caesar's policy. These were Paolo Orsino,