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 1      I,  VII|      allowed him to fortify the castle of Saint Angelo: having
 2      I,  VII|       remained some time in the castle of Pavia, from which, through
 3      I,  VII|        fortified herself in the castle of Naples. Suspicions increasing
 4     II,  V  |        from them the Stinche, a castle situated in the Val di Greve,
 5     II,  VII|         bought of the Bardi the castle of Mangona and that of Vernia;
 6     II,  VII|         be allowed to possess a castle or fortified place within
 7     IV,  V  |         he took, and burned the castle of Stigliano, in the same
 8      V,  II |        a few days recovered the castle, and the other strongholds
 9      V,  V  |      led his forces to Soave, a castle situated between the Vincentino
10      V,  V  |       went to Zevio, a Veronese castle, in a healthy and plentiful
11      V,  VI |      who had the command of the castle of St. Angelo, and who,
12      V,  VI |    intrusted the defense of the castle of Marradi and the adjacent
13      V,  VI |      passage easy. Marradi is a castle situated at the foot of
14      V,  VII|     pope, halted at Anghiari, a castle placed at the foot of the
15     VI,  I  |          besieged Martinengo, a castle so situated that the possession
16     VI,  I  |         Martinengo, had put the castle into a complete state of
17     VI,  II |       to an engagement near the castle of Monte Loro, routed the
18     VI,  II |   acquainted with a girl of the castle, of whom was born a son
19     VI,  III|     spite of all obstacles. The castle was, however, considered
20     VI,  V  |     direction. The walls of the castle were weak, and it was small,
21     VI,  V  |        its defense. Before this castle, thus provided, Ferrando
22     VI,  VII| especially experienced near the castle of St. Casciano, about eight
23     VI,  VII|        and Grieve. Between this castle and the Borgo St. Andrea,
24     VI,  VII|     Pietrino Fregoso was at his castle of Riviera, and thought
25    VII,  II |         him to a banquet in the castle, at the conclusion of which
26    VII,  VI |    suitable time and place, the castle seemed insecure; during
27    VII,  VI |      wished to hear mass in the castle, and found that the priest
28    VII,  VI |     with them. He then left the castle, and, with the ambassadors
29   VIII,  III|     were expired, they took the castle in the presence of their
30   VIII,  IV |      marched to San Casciano, a castle within eight miles of Florence;
31   VIII,  VI |    withdrew his forces into the castle; and the Orsini feared the
32   VIII,  VI | entreated the count to give the castle into the hands of the college,
33   VIII,  VII|        Bologna he fortified the castle of Firenzuola, situated