Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|      from the siege, erected a fortress upon Mount Gargano, by means
 2      I,  IV |      pope, besieged him in the fortress. Robert Guiscard them came
 3      I,  VII|        as we have said, in the fortress of Pavia. But Fazino Cane,
 4     II,  I  |    acquired country, is like a fortress and a guard, to keep the
 5     IV,  III|    Melano was castellan in the fortress of Monte Petroso. Being
 6     IV,  III|        resistance, gave up the fortress to the enemy; and besides
 7      V,  II |      some Genoese, fled to the fortress which was held for the duke,
 8      V,  II |      he trusted greatly in the fortress within the city, which was
 9      V,  III|      submission by famine. The fortress was very strong, and defended
10      V,  V  |   encamped before Bardolino, a fortress situated upon the lake,
11      V,  V  |        Tenna, and besieged the fortress, which it was necessary
12      V,  V  |    Venetian party, fled to the fortress of San Felice. Some of the
13      V,  V  |       troops from entering the fortress. They then descended into
14      V,  VI |     upon the drawbridge of the fortress in the morning, for he wished
15      V,  VI |       the men cowardly and the fortress untenable; for as soon as
16      V,  VI | Niccolo, entering the deserted fortress, wondered it had not been
17      V,  VI |       Castel San Niccolo. This fortress is situated at the foot
18      V,  VI |    surrender. Niccolo took the fortress after a siege of thirty-two
19      V,  VII|     encamped before Soncino, a fortress situated upon the River
20     VI,  I  |        money, that he sold the fortress of Borgo San Sepolcro to
21     VI,  I  |     encamped before Cignano, a fortress twelve miles from Brescia;
22     VI,  III|  secret understanding with the fortress of Cennina, in the Val d’
23     VI,  III|       would surrender, on that fortress being wrested from the enemy’
24     VI,  III|   count continued to press the fortress, and reduced it to the very
25     VI,  V  |       before the Castellina, a fortress upon the borders of the
26     VI,  VI |    whole territory, except the fortress of Corzano. Gambacorti was
27     VI,  VI |        scoundrel, and hold the fortress for the Florentine republic.
28     VI,  VII|    Belgrade, a strong city and fortress in Hungary, upon the banks
29    VII,  IV |     assembled at Castrocaro, a fortress belonging to the Florentines,
30    VII,  V  |       where, learning that the fortress and the palace were taken
31    VII,  V  |        had scarcely passed the fortress of Campi, when he was met
32   VIII,  I  |        for the conquest of the fortress of Montone, being justified
33   VIII,  II |   alive were imprisoned in the fortress of Volterra. The disturbances
34   VIII,  IV | pillagings encamped before the fortress of Colle, which was considered
35   VIII,  V  |   encamped before Figaruolo, a fortress of the greatest importance.
36   VIII,  VI |     should deprive them of the fortress of Serezana; and as it was
37   VIII,  VI |  unable to defend it, gave the fortress to the Bank of St. Giorgio.
38   VIII,  VI |    Genoese took and burned the fortress of Vada, and, landing their
39   VIII,  VI |    when, after a few days, the fortress was given up. It being now
40   VIII,  VII|    their artillery against the fortress, fired upon it with their
41   VIII,  VII|        children prisoners. The fortress alone had to be taken to
42   VIII,  VII|       allow her to go into the fortress, leaving her children as
43   VIII,  VII|        occasion to recover the fortress of Piancaldoli, of which
44   VIII,  VII|      infant son, fled into the fortress, the people took up arms,