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 1     II,  I  |      upon the hill, but in the plain, between the foot of the
 2     II,  I  |       their habitations in the plain, near to the then rising
 3     IV,  IV |       then descending into the plain, plundered the inhabitants
 4     IV,  IV |      extended itself along the plain, toward Camaiore and Pietrasanta,
 5     IV,  V  |      caused it to overflow the plain, and compelled the Florentines,
 6      V,  V  |     finding his passage by the plain cut off, resolved to proceed
 7      V,  V  |     his forces, arrived in the plain, below Soave. Niccolo had,
 8      V,  V  | occupies part both of hill and plain. The river Adige rises in
 9      V,  V  |      the larger portion to the plain. On the mountain side of
10      V,  V  |    side of the Adige, upon the plain, with their backs against
11      V,  VII|       one direction toward the plain of Certomondo, in the other
12     VI,  III|      among the thickets of the plain.~The Florentine army depended
13   VIII,  VI | planted their artillery in the plain, and formed a rampart upon