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 1      I,  VI |    brothers became lords of Rimino, Pesaro, and Fano; Antonio
 2      V,  IV |    of Pandolfo Malatesti da Rimino and Pietro Giampagolo Orsini
 3     VI,  II | Gismondo Malatesti, lord of Rimino, being son-in-law of the
 4     VI,  III|   and Gismondo Malatesti da Rimino, who, though mutual foes,
 5    VII,  I  | from whom he wished to take Rimino and Cesena, held by them.
 6    VII,  VI |     they engaged Roberto da Rimino in his place, renewed the
 7   VIII,  III|    the advice of Roberto da Rimino, who, after the death of
 8   VIII,  V  |     he appointed Roberto da Rimino to take the command of his
 9   VIII,  V  |    his service. The lord of Rimino, after this victory, returned
10   VIII,  V  |   and also endeavor to gain Rimino, which being by Roberto’
11   VIII,  V  |   against both Castello and Rimino.~While these things were