Book,  Chapter

1     VI,  III|    sovereignty of the Milanese. Lodi and Piacenza surrendered
2     VI,  III|       Lombardy, particularly as Lodi and Piacenza, immediately
3     VI,  III|     already taken possession of Lodi and Piacenza, before which
4     VI,  III|      Milanese, first to recover Lodi and then to come to terms
5     VI,  III|        Carravaggio, hoping that Lodi would surrender, on that
6     VI,  V  | territories in the direction of Lodi, while the marquis of Montferrat,
7     VI,  V  |       garrisoned Alexandria and Lodi, and all the other places