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 1 1 |        Castruccio Castracani of Lucca was one of those men who
 2 2 |     among the noble families of Lucca, but in the days of which
 3 2 |         order of San Michele of Lucca, and for this reason was
 4 3 |      There lived in the city of Lucca a gentleman of the Guinigi
 5 3 |       excelled all other men in Lucca. He had often fought under
 6 3 |         leader of that party in Lucca. This gentleman resided
 7 3 |       This gentleman resided in Lucca and was accustomed to assemble
 8 3 |   Michele, the finest square in Lucca, and he had often seen Castruccio
 9 4 |      Guinigi family, but by all Lucca. When Castruccio had reached
10 5 |  Castruccio, having returned to Lucca in far higher estimation
11 5 |   amount of envy against him in Lucca in place of the former universal
12 5 |         become the chief man in Lucca, but it seemed to him that
13 5 |      and have him driven out of Lucca.~
14 6 |         exiled Ghibellines from Lucca, with whom Castruccio held
15 6 |     into his plans friends from Lucca who would not endure the
16 7 |   restore the exiled Guelphs to Lucca. They assembled a large
17 7 |    secure the free passage into Lucca. Upon this Uguccione assembled
18 8 |         repute and abilities in Lucca, the murderer of whom fled
19 8 |         who was the governor of Lucca, and commissioned him to
20 8 |       once set out from Pisa to Lucca with four hundred horsemen
21 8 |        Before Uguccione reached Lucca he heard of the occurrences
22 9 |       became almost a prince in Lucca, and he carried himself
23 9 |     this victory he returned to Lucca, and was welcomed by the
24 9 |     himself created the lord of Lucca by the help of Pazzino del
25 9 |       had left as his deputy in Lucca, Pagolo Guinigi, who was
26 10|       the country districts. As Lucca had five gates, he divided
27 10|        necessities to return to Lucca.~
28 11|    There resided in the city of Lucca the Poggio family, who were
29 11|         drive Castruccio out of Lucca. They found their opportunity
30 11|         of what had happened at Lucca, at once put Pagolo Guinigi
31 11|      was sufficiently secure at Lucca to leave him. He approached
32 11|         attention to affairs in Lucca, and in order that he should
33 11|         he raised a fortress in Lucca with the stones of the towers
34 12|    strengthened his position in Lucca, he neglected no opportunity,
35 13|    Pagolo Guinigi in command at Lucca, Castruccio set out for
36 17|    either from the direction of Lucca or Pisa, nor could they
37 20|       with the governorships of Lucca and Pisa. I should neither
38 20| insecure. Thou hast the city of Lucca on thy hands, which will
39 21|  citizens of Pisa, Pistoia, and Lucca, who had been fighting at
40 21|      buried in San Francesco at Lucca. Fortune was not so friendly
41 21|      with difficulty held on to Lucca. This latter city continued
42 22|       put to death a citizen of Lucca who had been instrumental
43 23|       he should be born, not in Lucca, but in Macedonia or Rome.~ ~