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 1     IV,  III|       into Romagna; but as this valley is naturally strong, and
 2     IV,  IV |       is a fertile and populous valley near Pietrasanta, called
 3     IV,  IV |         strong positions of the valley, assembled the men in the
 4     IV,  V  |       of the inhabitants of the valley of Seravezza, having escaped
 5     IV,  V  |   manner he has treated us. Our valley, as the memorials of your
 6     IV,  V  |       ancient lords; placed our valley, our persons, and our fortunes
 7     IV,  V  |         and destroyed the whole valley, carried off our property,
 8      V,  II |   mountains, took from them the valley of Pozeveri, where they
 9      V,  V  |        river Adige rises in the valley of Trento, and entering
10      V,  VI |        of San Benedetto and the valley of Montone, found them so
11      V,  VI |         to approach it from the valley if a small bridge over the
12      V,  VI | acquisition, descended into the valley of the Mugello, where he
13     VI,  VII|         road into the adjoining valley, and found dead. All the