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chapter_08-concerning_those_who_have_obtained_a_principality_by_wickedness		chapter_08-concerning_those_who_have_obtained_a_principality_by_wickedness			.txt	text/plain	1528	36	50	In our times, during the rule of Alexander VI, Oliverotto da Fermo, having been left an orphan many years before, was brought up by his maternal uncle, Giovanni Fogliani, and in the early days of his youth sent to fight under Paolo Vitelli, that, being trained under his discipline, he might attain some high position in the military profession. So he wrote to Giovanni Fogliani that, having been away from home for many years, he wished to visit him and his city, and in some measure to look into his patrimony; and although he had not laboured to acquire anything except honour, yet, in order that the citizens should see he had not spent his time in vain, he desired to come honourably, so would be accompanied by one hundred horsemen, his friends and retainers; and he entreated Giovanni to arrange that he should be received honourably by the citizens of Fermo, all of which would be not only to his honour, but also to that of Giovanni himself, who had brought him up.	cache/chapter_08-concerning_those_who_have_obtained_a_principality_by_wickedness.txt	txt/chapter_08-concerning_those_who_have_obtained_a_principality_by_wickedness.txt
