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Alexander VI sends his son Giovanni (Juan) as head of his mostly Spanish army to subdue his enemies: the Orsinis. Juan proves an ineffective general and is brought home grievously wounded. Cardinal Cesare forbids the doctor's effective treatment as he wants to take Juan's place, but Juan recovers anyway. Lucrezia Borgia endures an unconsummated marriage until her father dissolves it. He exhibits an "excessive" love for her, resulting in a pregnancy. The pope sends the two sons (Cesare and Juan) to battle the family's enemies; Juan's drowned body is brought home, and Cesare finally feels he will be seen as his father's military strategist/leader. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
Alexander VI sends his son Giovanni (Juan) as head of his mostly Spanish army to subdue his enemies: the Orsinis. Juan proves an ineffective general and is brought home grievously wounded. Cardinal Cesare forbids the doctor's effective treatment as he wants to take Juan's place, but Juan recovers anyway. Lucrezia Borgia endures an unconsummated marriage until her father dissolves it. He exhibits an "excessive" love for her, resulting in a pregnancy. The pope sends the two sons (Cesare and Juan) to battle the family's enemies; Juan's drowned body is brought home, and Cesare finally feels he will be seen as his father's military strategist/leader. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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00:00The End
00:30The End
01:00On the fourth and last Sunday in October, His Holiness attended a solemn Mass of the Holy Spirit in St. Peter's Basilica,
01:25and following the completion of the Communion, He came thence to the steps, traditionally robed, to bless the commander of the forces He was sending to reduce the towns, lands, and lordships of the Orsinians,
01:41and thereby bring those disaffected and treasonable men to papal obedience.
01:49The Lord Juan Borgia knelt before the banners which the Holy Father had blessed, and Lord Juan Borgia swore the corporal oath taken by all Captain Generals of the Holy Church,
02:03that he would be the Holy Father's trusted and valorous gonfaloniere, opposing all enemies of the papacy without favor and without fear,
02:15yet mindful always of the mercy and compassion required of a truly Christian prince.
02:22The Lord Jesus, beloved son of the Church, receive this time, receive this standard, and know that in love and trust,
02:37we have appointed you the Lord Juan Borgia, Duke of Gandia, our noble Captain General.
03:07The Lord Juan Borgia, the Lord Juan Borgia, student ofignon manchmal付suena,
03:26and the Lord Juan Borgia, our oakwood, and to the Alpha Maria, our power.
03:30The God ofPOI, unclean Robert and Rio, and Alberto, our vaincupe,
03:35Though there was much rejoicing in Rome,
03:45a disappointment that was said by some,
03:50be it behind their hands in the privacy of their own houses,
03:54that his holiness would not have dared to confer
03:57so high an honour upon his bastard son,
04:02had not he first strengthened his authority in the sacred college
04:22by the appointment of four new cardinals,
04:25all obedient to his will and wish.
04:28Yet what prudent men feared soon came to pass.
04:35Lord Juan Borgio would not accept the wise advice of his Spanish captains
04:40and was thus several times outwitted by the Orsini's,
04:46whose forces came once to the wall of the holy city,
04:50mocking his holiness and putting him at defiance.
04:53The Orsini were driven from the country about Rome by the Lord Cesare,
05:02cardinal of Valencia.
05:08Mr. Burkhard.
05:10But his brother, the Lord Juan, was unable to overcome them.
05:14Mr. Burkhard.
05:15Thus you're disturbing me.
05:16Go to his holiness.
05:18I am not to be commanded by you.
05:19And I'm not to be kept waiting by you.
05:22I will not be commanded by a kitchen priest
05:24who perfumes his robes with rose water to make them acceptable to women.
05:29And I'll not wait upon a scratchman who houses fleece in his.
05:34Thus, when the Lord Juan Borgia finally brought the Orsini's to battle at Suriano...
05:40His holiness has commanded your presence.
05:43He was grievously defeated by them.
05:56Mr. Burkhard.
05:58Although the skill of his Spanish captains saved the day from all dishonor,
06:06he had a thousand of the Lord Juan's men were slain
06:09and all his artillery lost to the Orsini's.
06:13He was struck above the head and sorely wounded,
06:16and being carried from the field in great haste,
06:20was two days since brought here to Rome,
06:23where his life is now despaired of.
06:26Will my brother truly die?
06:40Your eminence may have confidence in my skills.
06:43That I may when I know their power.
06:45Will he die?
06:45Between physic and God's will, there's a great darkness, your eminence.
06:49We can only grow for...
06:50Will he die?
06:51Does your eminence ask whether I can save him?
06:53Well, for the same token that you can, you cannot.
06:57Or may not.
06:58Do you understand me, Jew?
06:59But eminence!
07:02You were too tardy in answering our summons, Mr. Burkhard.
07:06Well, then I spoke if I was delayed.
07:08No matters.
07:09You are here now.
07:12Mr. Burkhard.
07:14Our son.
07:16This brave and radiant soul.
07:18He's close to death.
07:20No.
07:20Now, he must not die.
07:25Therefore, dear Johann, faithful soul,
07:31despite our grief,
07:33you must prepare for our soonest consideration
07:36a funeral ceremony.
07:40They will do honor to him and to the name Borges.
07:43A solemn requiem, you man.
07:48Let there be purple, purple, purple...
07:51Will your holiness declare a te deum of thanks
07:54before the requiem mass?
07:56Jesus!
07:56The Spanish have driven the Orsenians from the field
07:59and into their rat-holed castles.
08:00Oh, merciful God,
08:06who gives joy to his our pain,
08:10that we understand and surrender to you
08:12a beloved son
08:13who was the architect of this victory.
08:16Architect?
08:17He's a wreck.
08:19What architect?
08:20Do not abuse.
08:23A fool could have seen that one would be defeated.
08:25Am I to be told that the triumph of greater captains
08:28was his design?
08:32Your hand stinks of his sweat.
08:34When grief and joy give you elbow room,
08:44think also of vengeance.
08:47The Spanish took prisoners.
08:49Virginia Orsenia and his two cubs.
08:54You do not ask for mercy.
08:57Would you have us ask
08:58that you may take pleasure in refusing?
09:01We would have you face God
09:03in repentance for your sins.
09:05Since you're to arrange that meeting,
09:07I'd rather ask him
09:08why he tolerates yours.
09:09If your father has not already done so.
09:12My lord.
09:15The old fox is dead.
09:17Have they not told you?
09:19May God rest a noble soul.
09:23Address your prayers to the devil.
09:26Were the Sforzers
09:27party to your treason?
09:30Your Holiness.
09:31How?
09:33Your father died of a fever
09:37where he was held.
09:40God pity you,
09:41power of sin.
09:44Holiness,
09:46will your son,
09:48where the Duke of Gandia,
09:49live?
09:52If God wills.
09:54I pray for it.
09:56There's been too much blood
09:57between our houses.
09:58My son.
10:05Enough.
10:09I'm tired.
10:12I'm...
10:12I'm...
10:12I'm...
10:13I'm not dressed.
10:16What's to be done with him?
10:18Decide.
10:19Not yet.
10:20Not yet.
10:21God give you the rest
10:22you gave our father!
10:24Close his mouth!
10:24Take him out.
10:45Your Eminem's notes
10:46are not back for my life.
10:47You'll remind me
10:54that we were once friends.
10:55In our boyhood.
10:58I've not forgotten.
11:02So!
11:04The Sforzers
11:05were not a party
11:05to your treason.
11:07No, my lord.
11:08But they sent information
11:10by letter
11:10to your father.
11:11I saw none.
11:14Not even
11:14from my sister's
11:15idiot husband.
11:16No, my lord.
11:40Well?
11:42Will you ask
11:43why I'm leaving?
11:44If you wish.
11:47Why are you
11:48leaving Rome?
11:49Well, you know why.
11:50Your brother
11:51plots to kill me.
11:52Dream of plots, Giovanni.
11:54Well, you warned me!
11:55I told you
11:56not to displease
11:57Cesare.
11:58I breathe!
11:59That's enough.
12:00He'll kill me
12:01to rid your family
12:01of our marriage.
12:02Where will you go?
12:05Why must you know?
12:07Oh, I do know.
12:09To your kinsmen
12:10in Milan.
12:11Will they be pleased
12:11with you, Giovanni?
12:12Lucrezia,
12:18that
12:20that I may
12:22stay here with you
12:23will you tell
12:25his holiness
12:26that it's a lie?
12:27What lie?
12:28That I'm impotent.
12:30That I've not
12:31once taken...
12:31If it's a lie
12:32I do not know.
12:34If it's not a lie
12:35I do not know.
12:36Could you not
12:39try to love me?
12:40Why?
12:41So that we may be happy.
12:43Under cold sheets.
12:44Would you wish me dead
12:45and then marry again?
12:47I would have a man.
12:48Yes!
12:49A Borgia
12:50in a Borgia bed!
12:57Lucrezia.
12:59Lucrezia, please.
13:00Please, please, please forgive me.
13:04Please.
13:10If I had married a man
13:12I would have taken his hand
13:15and walked with him gladly
13:16wherever he wished.
13:22Defying God and my family
13:24whatever he wished.
13:27Go to Milan, Giovanni.
13:42That much I already know.
13:45What more?
13:46Oh, why should she tell me
13:47anything she keeps
13:48from her beloved brother?
13:50Because women trust each other
13:52and betray...
13:52And betray each other.
13:54So you've said.
13:55But for that
13:57let's object men
13:58and rule the world.
14:00Oh, I grow tired of you.
14:06Each time I visit you
14:09I lighten my purse
14:11to divert your husband's
14:12silly attention from us.
14:13This day
14:14it was an Arab stallion
14:15with silver harness.
14:17Thus a man betrays
14:19a man's trust.
14:20When I no longer come
14:21it will be because
14:22I tired of you.
14:24I'll not lack
14:27for Borgia men.
14:29There's your father
14:31and your brother.
14:34Do you dress as a boy
14:36to arouse little Geoffrey?
14:39Not my husband.
14:43Hon.
14:45The thought of my bed
14:46will soon restore him
14:48to health.
14:48Does that anger you?
14:54You see too much of Lucrezia.
14:56Your intimacy is improper.
14:58Are you offended
14:59because she's not
15:00jealous of me?
15:05I could joyfully whip you.
15:07If that pleases your eminence.
15:10I can serve
15:15all Borgia men
15:16play nursemaid
15:18to my husband
15:19counterfeit astonishment
15:21at brother one's dexterity
15:23cry amen
15:25when your father
15:26pants above me
15:28and pleads
15:29for God's understanding
15:30so whip me
15:32your eminence
15:32if that's your desire.
15:34Amen.
15:34Amen.
15:34Amen.
15:40Was their marriage
15:45consummated?
15:48Did she tell you
15:49it was done?
15:54Was it done?
15:57No.
16:00Not once.
16:03Not once in four years.
16:06Then Cesare was right.
16:11You set him
16:12to discover
16:13what I would have
16:13willingly told you
16:15had you but asked.
16:17I've been a fool
16:19Lucrezia.
16:22Can you forgive
16:23a father's foolish error?
16:26I had only one hope
16:28that the marriage
16:31would please you.
16:34No.
16:34that it would serve you.
16:38How?
16:40It brought me
16:41nothing but pain.
16:43It brought you
16:44Sforza votes
16:45and won you
16:46the papal crown.
16:49You wish to wound me.
16:53If you ask me
16:55to believe
16:55childish lies
16:57you wound me.
16:58You will dissolve
17:07my marriage?
17:11If you so desire.
17:14As you desire
17:15to be rid of an alliance
17:17which binds
17:17the independence
17:18of your office.
17:22You speak
17:23yet I hear
17:26a man's thoughts.
17:29I am
17:29a Borgia.
17:35Would you
17:36wed again?
17:38If your holiness
17:39did not require that
17:41you'd not be so eager
17:42to rid me
17:43of Giovanni Sforza.
17:44you are
17:49a Borgia.
17:53This time
17:55let it be a man.
17:59He may serve you
18:01as you wish
18:02but let it be a man
18:03who'll satisfy me.
18:08Lucia Lucrezia
18:10beloved daughter.
18:24I believe
18:24I've loved nothing
18:26in this life
18:27so much
18:30as you.
18:33I'll come again
18:34in the morning.
18:36Is it late?
18:38Do I weary you?
18:44Lucia?
18:50Embrace me.
18:54In forgiveness.
18:58Embrace me.
18:59Didn't you hear me?
19:03Did you hear me?
19:20Oh, merciful God.
19:50Oh, merciful God, forget it, poor Sina.
20:20You see, God is good to us.
20:32Your brother is well again.
20:34Has been for the last two weeks.
20:36No, Lucia, no, hold it thus, that I may see the great pearl that hangs above my ear.
20:41No, Joffrey, you take me.
20:45Was I called for my duties to witness this?
20:48We are a family again.
20:50I would be incomplete without you.
20:53Take joy in that.
20:55I take joy.
20:57It's done.
20:58Will your holiness now permit me to leave?
21:00You ask to see me.
21:01Not here.
21:05Not so.
21:10But not that I am here.
21:12No.
21:14First, you must learn how I have rewarded your brother.
21:18In Christ's name for what?
21:20Rising from the dead?
21:21Be generous, Cesare.
21:24Admit my strategy overcame your senior.
21:26Well, I shall when I find a Spanish captain who doesn't spit at your name.
21:30Cesare.
21:34How have you rewarded my brother?
21:37With the darche of Benevento.
21:39Cheesh.
21:40And the cities of Terracina and Pontecorvo.
21:46But I, nothing.
21:49We made you governor.
21:51And Castellan of Orvieto.
21:53The master of tax collectors.
21:54Who complain of your serenity.
21:58Would you have them pursed what they should gather for you?
22:01Holy Father, can you not soothe my intemperate brother?
22:05He has no dispute with you.
22:07And I wish none with him.
22:09Take my hand, Cesare.
22:11That and that.
22:14But more pearls on the sleeves.
22:16And tell the rogue that if he sends me that again,
22:19he'll lose an ear.
22:21Must be waste time with this mummery.
22:23You know we've not yet done with the Orsini's.
22:26I'm fainting with excitement, sister.
22:30Cool my forehead with your hand.
22:34Enough.
22:36We're tired, him.
22:38He must rest.
22:39You've two Orsini hawks in a cage.
22:41How will you fly them?
22:42Mm-hmm.
23:12Does my brother still live?
23:14He lives.
23:16God be thanked.
23:18But must shortly hang.
23:20Then grant me that mercy.
23:22We may.
23:24What letters did your father receive from Giovanni Sforza?
23:28I told your eminence that I saw none.
23:32You know they were written.
23:34Since I saw none, I cannot say.
23:36Is your life worth such prevarication?
23:40I should have been bought with dishonor.
23:42Paolo.
23:50Paolo, old friend.
23:54Your honest goodness disarms me.
23:58How can we be enemies?
24:02Will you believe that your life is as dear to me as your brother's is to you?
24:06Indeed, my lord. I hope I may.
24:08Believe it.
24:10I've interceded with his holiness, Paolo.
24:12He's spared you.
24:14No, my lord.
24:16No.
24:18Your honor again.
24:20What will good men say of it?
24:22If you accept life and your brother dies.
24:26My lord.
24:28Then save him, Paolo.
24:30He will live.
24:32If you will be of service to his holiness.
24:36I know nothing of letters from your sister's husband.
24:40That.
24:41That matters of no consequence to his holiness.
25:00You moved us to tears, Paolo Sweeney.
25:04When you spoke so compassionately of my son.
25:08And the blood between our houses.
25:10All doors are opened to us by grief, your holiness.
25:12It's a relentless visitor.
25:14Paolo Sweeney, why are our minds so obturant?
25:18How he is so deaf to God's great desire.
25:22Holiness, my kinsmen are masters of the Campania.
25:26Yet when they sell it forth, my Spaniards defeat them.
25:30Is that paradox not evidence of God's desire for peace?
25:34Holiness, if your holiness sends me to my kinsmen,
25:39what term shall I carry?
25:41Submission to our authority.
25:43No, holiness.
25:45What is offered them?
25:47Indemnity for the prisoners they hold.
25:50And the right to the castles they occupy.
25:53You can persuade them to this?
25:56I believe I may.
25:57And submission to papal authority?
25:59That too I believe.
26:01You see?
26:02How easy God's mercy may be served.
26:05Holiness, does my brother ride with me?
26:09No.
26:11No.
26:12But when, if you return with your kinsmen's submission,
26:20his life may no longer be forfeited.
26:36And thus, on Wednesday of Holy Week,
26:39having heard that there was great joy at the conclusion of peace,
26:43the Pope ordered a day of thanksgiving,
26:46and after solemn mass in the Sistine Chapel,
26:49did humbly and thankfully wash the feet of twelve poor persons of the city.
26:56Please read it and then endure.
26:58That is the firstborn.
27:01I believe you have a good day of childhood.
27:14My sister's cheeks are pale.
27:15Hm?
27:16My sister's cheeks are pale. Does your eminence think she may be ill?
27:23The air is closed.
27:27She's unhappy perhaps at the absence of her husband.
27:31What does your eminence hear from your nephew?
27:34Nothing.
27:36The boy left Rome too soon.
27:39Too soon?
27:40To answer the charge led by Paolo Orsini.
27:44Forgive me, I thought your eminence must know.
27:47Know what?
27:49That your foolish nephew wrote letters to the Orsini.
27:52Letters?
27:53Full of tedious gossip perhaps,
27:55which your eminence will no doubt explain to his holiness.
27:59And the lady, Lucrezia Borgia, thus further, a firm testifying complaint that her husband, the Lord Giovanni Sforza, did not keep her company fittingly, as a husband should.
28:24In that manner required under the sacrament of marriage for the procreation of children.
28:30And that she is therefore a virgin still, as God made her.
28:37For this and other reasons heretofore set down, she does ask that her marriage be set aside, dissolved, and made null and void.
28:51And that is the very same.
28:53And the neighbours.
28:58Your nephew must sign a like paper.
28:59Ah, it may be difficult to persuade my nephew.
29:14it may be difficult to persuade my nephew. Ascanio we've been pleased to
29:20forget the letter which that foolish boy sent to the Orsini's. He does assure me
29:25and that according to the confession of Paolo Orsini made under oath to our son
29:31those letters were written at your prompting. All this we've been pleased to
29:39forget Ascanio. It shall be as your holiness wishes. Remember the boy must
29:46swear because of his impotence the Lady Lucrezia is still Virgo intacta. Virgo intacta.
29:59Tell me why that amuses you. Tell me. Ask her. Your virgin sister is with child.
30:22You lie. Why should I? Who is that? Who? Who else but a borger?
30:38Jan? Jan? Jan? Jan? Jan? She does not tell you.
30:48Hmph! No, but he would.
31:01Believe him.
31:08Believe it!
31:15Juan.
31:21Lucilla!
31:27Your sister has gone from Rome.
31:30Without a farewell to me.
31:32Gone where?
31:33To the convent of son's sister.
31:36Why?
31:38Yes.
31:47It was her wish to retire from public life
31:50until her divorce is concluded.
31:55And her child born?
31:58Neither.
32:01You thought I wouldn't know of it?
32:03Not yet.
32:05And the father?
32:07When was I to know his name?
32:10The child will be born in darkness and forgotten in ignorance.
32:14You need not know his father's name.
32:17I do know it.
32:18I do know it.
32:21Then God guide your conscience.
32:24And yours.
32:26And mine?
32:28Amen.
32:29Ready, sony?
32:30What're his, sony?
32:31Gezaile.
32:34That's all you'll say?
32:37Nothing of God's great anger against us?
32:39Church and family are his rock, Gezaile.
32:46Upon them we seek his salvation and understanding.
32:50All else is shifting sand.
32:56May I visit my sister?
32:58She's content.
33:00But I am not.
33:02You will not see her.
33:10Cesare!
33:14Your eminence too will leave Rome.
33:17Our legate to the new king of Naples.
33:20And turn my back on brother Juan.
33:23He goes with you as our captain general.
33:28Remember Cesare.
33:30I love him no less than any of you.
33:34I'll remember.
33:36I'll remember he's my sister's brother.
33:47I left my cover.
33:49They're grateful I knew we were missing these days.
33:52I've been 10 years senesile and
34:17Good kill, my lord.
34:35Run like a cat.
34:46That's him?
34:48Ramiro de Loca.
34:50I told him to wait until we were alone.
34:54He fears nothing.
34:56Only me, your evidence.
34:57I can't do it.
35:08I can't do it.
35:09you serve my brother Juan I have that honor your evidence however he may
35:35desire your eminence how specific specific discreet your eminence is the duke's pimp my lord I can find an
35:46agreeable lady blindfold in the dark if your eminence so wishes if you're to serve me what
35:54other skills do you have speak up cousin I can place him loose gently with a maiden
36:05hand and quietly open his stubborn backbone with a point of my knife
36:16Vanessa we see you too rarely to know that you remember me is enough yet you asked for this
36:23audience because I wish to see Lucrezia she's a retreat at San Sisto Rodrigo she'll be afraid afraid
36:33your daughter what what the pain the loneliness she's not ill and the good sisters keep her
36:41company but when the child comes child my child there is no child I asked little of your love and wanted
36:54little beyond that is it too much now to will you deny me one small favor of course you shame
37:05Ivanoza I have not yet built you the palace I promised when the French left us but I am content with my
37:13villa is the vineyard flourishing again for three years now oh and you're worthy husband in good health
37:21excellent oh I'm so glad you came I'm in grievous need of your help one not sir may rely upon it
37:31as your holiness commands how sounds perplexed my heart I'm torn between indulgence and severity
37:46when Juan Juan Juan Juan for example he wishes me to hang a poor wretch who insulted him he says and
37:57Cesare they go to Naples together and their hostile natures could why not sir ask them to sup with you
38:08persuade him to travel as friends as loving brothers
38:15he could betray me to my brother not while he fears I'd slit his throat it's a base trade that traffics in fear
38:38among princes that's called government
38:42the prince can rule by good or evil actions and know that he is equally hated for both
38:50your return was too slow my lord I could have finished you had I wished
38:56if he's equally hated for both then the prince can choose that action which profits him foremost
39:06true you plead your own cause
39:10better my lord but the wrist was too weak
39:15the threat of death may serve as well as the deed itself
39:27not so my lord dead men cannot think of revenge
39:30others may
39:32a powerful prince
39:35is that what we're speaking of
39:36in hypothesis
39:39a powerful prince knows that grieving kinsmen will soon forget they're dead
39:50rather than lose his favor
39:51if i was the object of another's hatred
40:14i'd hope that honor obliged him to tell me he sought my life
40:18no my lord you're obliged to believe it possible without being told
40:25if i say
40:26if i say to a man pray lend me your sword
40:33and he does so without asking me what i intend
40:38he's given me leave to do whatever i will with it
40:41he cannot cry dishonor when i pass it through his body
40:44he cannot cry dishonor when i pass it through his body
40:48you're a student of statecraft michelotto
40:55my employment depends on it
40:59with such princely power over knife and noose
41:06would you kill a man for spite
41:09no my lord no honest man should do that
41:16when i rode over saint angelo bridge
41:18there he was forty feet above me at the end of a rope
41:21biting the tongue to call me bastard
41:24does it take long to die
41:26cesary to hang and die
41:28as long as vengeance may desire
41:30or the hangman's skill may contrive
41:32did his eyes come out like grapes on stool
41:36joffrey have compassion for the poor man's suffering
41:39quiet mother
41:40hold your tongue you pimply well
41:41ask your mother's pardon
41:42let it pass
41:43husband more wine
41:45did they want
41:46and may we speak of other things
41:49they were on his cheeks looking down
41:51in envy no doubt of so noble a man
41:56so rich a double
41:58so fine a cake
41:59so long a sword
42:00so rare a horse
42:01so splendid a saddle
42:02yes your gift surprise me brother
42:06oh an impulse
42:08you do nothing by impulse
42:10we are Borgias
42:12touch one touch all
42:13in the same breath that man who calls you bastard insults us all
42:17I know what you think
42:19you think I should have challenged him and killed him myself
42:23I told you it was impossible
42:28he's involved you in his scheming
42:34there has been no scheming
42:36I asked you here at your father's command to persuade you both to travel to Naples in friendship
42:42if you cannot do that there can be no love for you in this house
42:46then I'll leave
42:48do not turn your back on me
42:50brother
42:52are you afraid to face me brother
42:54to have no love for you would be unnatural
42:58well you've shown little evidence
43:00I don't deny my heart has been poisoned with envy
43:02well now that's gone
43:04by what miracle
43:06this lady's love for us both
43:08was any father ever cursed with such unruly sons
43:12Juan
43:14his holiness has ordered Cesare to love and cherish you
43:18not for the first time
43:20to my bitter shame
43:22I want some more wine
43:24stay still
43:26Juan
43:28take your brother's hand
43:30he laughed at my wounds
43:32I was jealous of them
43:34may God forgive him
43:36he opposed my generalship
43:38and mocked my campaign against the Orsini's
43:40if I thought
43:42if I thought that by holding it
43:44I would gain one tenth of your great skill in war
43:48in war
43:50I'd say
43:52brother
43:54lend me your sword
43:56my sons
43:58my heart is full of love for you both
44:02take his hand Juan
44:18the lady will be there
44:20the lady will be there
44:22my word upon him
44:24panting with desire my lord
44:26what brother
44:28massive nation this thing
44:30later still if you delay me
44:32it's dangerous to ride alone
44:34take my groom
44:36that rogue behind him looks sturdy enough
44:38my own groom meets me in the Piazza Udea
44:40with my knight armor
44:44three of you
44:46little man
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