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 1       1,  VII  |   place which today is called Lombardy, and urged them to come
 2       1,  XXIII| crossed the Alps which divide Lombardy from France, and with how
 3       1,  XXIII|    crossed those which divide Lombardy from Tuscany; none the less,
 4       1,  XXIII|       to recover the State of Lombardy, the greater foundation
 5       1,  XXIII|  Milan, and all the people of Lombardy adhered to the French forces,
 6       1,  LV   |     of Rome, the Romagna, and Lombardy, are full. From which it
 7       2,  I    |      of the Gauls who were in Lombardy. And thus they remained
 8       2,  II   |       now divide Tuscany from Lombardy) up to the furthest [part]
 9       2,  IV   | country which today is called Lombardy: which province had been
10       2,  VIII |  those Gauls who had detached Lombardy (as was mentioned above)
11       2,  VIII |    resulted the occupation of Lombardy, and hence the first war
12       2,  VIII |     new occupiers, such as is Lombardy which was called Cisalpine
13       2,  XII  |      to rout those [Gauls] in Lombardy as they routed them in Tuscany,
14       2,  XIII |     the State and Dominion of Lombardy from his uncle Messer Bernabo.
15       2,  XVIII| thousand Swiss descended into Lombardy, whence the Duke having
16       2,  XIX  |       weaker when the one had Lombardy and the other Tuscany, than
17       2,  XXII |     the King of Spain were in Lombardy, and the other forces of
18       2,  XXII |     himself on the borders of Lombardy and near to both armies,
19       2,  XXII |    himself, to remain Lord of Lombardy and arbiter of all Italy.
20       2,  XXIV |     and retaken], not only in Lombardy, but also in the Romagna,
21       3,  XI   |       have saved the State of Lombardy for the Venetians against
22       3,  XVIII|       King of France, made in Lombardy at Santa Cecilia against
23       3,  XLIII|       strength, would assault Lombardy. The Emperor promised to