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 1      V,  I  |    were Tivoli, Montefiascone, Citta di Castello, and Ascesi,
 2      V,  VI |       found that the people of Citta di Castello, who were friendly
 3      V,  VII| unperceived by the enemy, from Citta di Castello to the Borgo,
 4    VII,  VI |         fallen into rebellion. Citta di Castello being in the
 5   VIII,  III|     who had been expelled from Citta di Castello, where his enemy
 6   VIII,  V  |     Vitelli, besieged and took Citta di Castello, expelling Lorenzo
 7   VIII,  V  |      the Count Girolamo toward Citta di Castello to restore it
 8   VIII,  VI |    pope sent Lorenzo to invest Citta di Castello, for the purpose
 9   VIII,  VI |       and then proceed against Citta di Castello. But thinking
10   VIII,  VI |      which the latter retained Citta di Castello, and the pope
11   VIII,  VII|        carry off, they fled to Citta di Castello. The countess
12   VIII,  VII|   Perugia, and the Vitelli, at Citta di Castello, and held the