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 1    Int       |         buried in the church of Santa Croce at Florence, beside
 2     II,  VII |         they built the tower of Santa Reparata. Besides this,
 3     II,  VIII|      assembled in the church of Santa Reparata, to form the new
 4    III,  II  |    flight, first took refuge in Santa Croce, and afterward, being
 5    III,  IV  |         this reply, withdrew to Santa Maria Novella, where they
 6    III,  IV  |         armed men, proceeded to Santa Maria Novella, to encounter
 7    III,  VII |       withdrew to the temple of Santa Reparata, where, not to
 8     IV,  VII |     director of the hospital of Santa Maria Nuova, for one thousand
 9     IV,  VII |       with all his followers to Santa Maria Nuova, where the pope
10      V,  II  |       quarters, and he attacked Santa Maria in Castello and Filetto,
11      V,  III |       consecrates the church of Santa Reparata— Council of Florence.~
12      V,  III |         attacked others, retook Santa Maria in Castello, and all
13      V,  III |       their cathedral church of Santa Reparata, which had been
14      V,  III |         erected a platform from Santa Maria Novella, where he
15     VI,  VII |         Martin, at Bagnolo, and Santa Maria della Pace, were carried
16    VII,  I   |   Lorenzo, and the monastery of Santa Verdiana; in the mountains
17    VII,  I   |         these, in the church of Santa Croce, the Servi, the Agnoli,
18   VIII,  I   |         the cathedral church of Santa Reparata, where the cardinal
19   VIII,  II  |       conspirators proceeded to Santa Reparata, where the cardinal
20   VIII,  VI  |    Florentines to attack Pietra Santa—Difficulties and final surrender
21   VIII,  VI  |       final surrender of Pietra Santa— The Lucchese lay claim
22   VIII,  VI  |    Lucchese lay claim to Pietra Santa—The city of L’Aquila revolts
23   VIII,  VI  |       and sent forces to Pietra Santa to prevent all attempts
24   VIII,  VI  |       gain possession of Pietra Santa, for without it the acquisition
25   VIII,  VI  |     unless the people of Pietra Santa, or its garrison, were to
26   VIII,  VI  |       that the people of Pietra Santa might have little cause
27   VIII,  VI  |       the inhabitants of Pietra Santa, attracted by the rich prize
28   VIII,  VI  |     they encamped before Pietra Santa, which was very populous,
29   VIII,  VI  |       while the siege of Pietra Santa was going on, the Genoese
30   VIII,  VI  | proceeded slowly against Pietra Santa, and the enemy taking courage
31   VIII,  VI  |     Antonio’s conduct at Pietra Santa endeared him to the army.~
32   VIII,  VI  |       Upon the taking of Pietra Santa, the Lucchese sent ambassadors
33   VIII,  VII |       the acquisition of Pietra Santa and Serezana. For the greater
34   VIII,  VII |       pinnacle of the church of Santa Reparata was struck with