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1     3|          XXVI~"Alberto next, unconquered captain, see,~Whose trophies
2    14| triumphs to prepare;~And if, unconquered Duke Alphonso, we~May modern
3    27|      and her bold allies~The unconquered daring and the wondrous
4    37|   love, the faith, and mind, unconquered still,~Mid threats of ruin,
5    37|      how,~Francis Pescara, O unconquered peer,~Would he begrudge
6    38|   began in grateful strain:~"Unconquered Caesar, glorious and august,~
7    41| pined.~ ~ LII~Yet he with an unconquered heart, intent~To suffer
8    42|    dragged and shent.~ ~ III~Unconquered Duke Alphonso, anger so~
9    42|    And haply too, before the unconquered lord,~Through whom thy land,