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 1       1,  XVII   |      violent) can ever restore Milan or Naples to freedom, because
 2       1,  XVII   |  wanting to restore liberty to Milan, did not know how and could
 3       1,  XXIII  |  frightened, they retreated to Milan, and all the people of Lombardy
 4       1,  XXXVIII|       of France having retaken Milan, wanting to restore Pisa
 5       2,  XII    | courage to assault the Duke of Milan in his home [territory]
 6       2,  XV     |      against Lodovico, Duke of Milan, in Italy. For the King
 7       2,  XVIII  |     went to encounter north of Milan the King of the French,
 8       2,  XVIII  |      Filippo Visconti, Duke of Milan, about sixteen thousand
 9       2,  XXII   |      attempted the conquest of Milan, which was defended by the
10       2,  XXII   |       the kingdom the Duchy of Milan, which a few years before
11       2,  XXIV   |  Sforza who had become Duke of Milan was reputed wise and none
12       2,  XXIV   |       less built fortresses in Milan, I say that in this case
13       2,  XXIV   |     seen that this fortress of Milan was of no usefulness either
14       2,  XXV    |      Filippo Visconti, Duke of Milan, often made war against
15       3,  VI     |         had killed the Duke of Milan, who left a son and two
16       3,  XI     |     Lodovico who was governing Milan, and by this corruption
17       3,  XV     |      XII of France had retaken Milan, he sent his forces to Pisa
18       3,  XLIII  | against the Visconti, Dukes of Milan, and how Florence, deprived