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 1 9 |      then they would besiege Sinigalia. To this the duke replied
 2 9 |   willing to proceed against Sinigalia.~
 3 10|    Orsini to wait for him at Sinigalia, pointing out to them that
 4 11|      them until they reached Sinigalia; nor should they be permitted
 5 13|                     Fano and Sinigalia are two cities of La Marca
 6 13|     that he who goes towards Sinigalia has the mountains on his
 7 13|     some places. The city of Sinigalia is distant from the foot
 8 13|    Thus he who draws near to Sinigalia comes for a good space by
 9 13|    the river which passes by Sinigalia. If he turns to his left
10 13|     the gate that leads into Sinigalia, not by a straight line,
11 14| several castles distant from Sinigalia about six miles, so that
12 14|   the duke; and they left in Sinigalia only Oliverotto and his
13 14|      Duke Valentino left for Sinigalia, and when the leaders of
14 15|   men before setting out for Sinigalia to meet the duke he acted
15 16|    remained with his band in Sinigalia, was missing—for Oliverotto
16 17|      the whole party entered Sinigalia, dismounted at the duke’
17 18|    Oliverotto, began to sack Sinigalia, and if the duke had not