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1   VIII,  III|      and establish the other at Poggibonzi, where they formed a strong
2   VIII,  III| opposition. The forces also, at Poggibonzi, constantly overran the
3   VIII,  III|      which arose in the army at Poggibonzi thrown all into confusion;
4   VIII,  IV |    routs the Florentine army at Poggibonzi— Dismay in Florence on account
5   VIII,  IV |        had been victorious near Poggibonzi, took the town itself; sacked