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 1 III    |        Alexander to occupy the Romagna. It never occurred to him
 2 III    |         King Louis yielded the Romagna to Alexander and the kingdom
 3 III    |   usually called, occupied the Romagna, and on Cardinal Rouen observing
 4 VII    |     him for the attempt on the Romagna, which yielded to him on
 5 VII    | therefore, having acquired the Romagna and beaten the Colonna,
 6 VII    |  Urbino and the tumults in the Romagna, with endless dangers to
 7 VII    |      his power, having all the Romagna and the duchy of Urbino;
 8 VII    |     When the duke occupied the Romagna he found it under the rule
 9 VII    |     the duke with the state of Romagna alone consolidated, with
10 VII    | foundations were good, for the Romagna awaited him for more than
11 XI     |     strong, possessing all the Romagna, the barons of Rome reduced
12 XII    |       Conio28, a native of the Romagna. From the school of this
13 XII(28)|    Barbiano, Count of Cunio in Romagna. He was the leader of the
14 XIII   | actions. This duke entered the Romagna with auxiliaries, taking
15 XVII   |     his cruelty reconciled the Romagna, unified it, and restored