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 1     II,  I  |          took refuge in the Upper Val d’Arno, where part of their
 2     II,  V  |          a castle situated in the Val di Greve, and anciently
 3     II,  V  | possession of many castles in the Val d’Arno and the Val di Nievole;
 4     II,  V  |         in the Val d’Arno and the Val di Nievole; and having besieged
 5     II,  V  |      large army, they entered the Val di Nievole where they came
 6     IV,  III|     Niccolo Piccinino entered the Val di Lamona, with the design
 7     IV,  IV |           body of infantry in the Val d’Arno Inferiore, and the
 8      V,  V  |          Zevio, and by way of the Val d’Acri went to the Lake
 9      V,  VI |     divide the Casentino from the Val d’Arno; and being in an
10      V,  VI |           in the direction of the Val d’Arno, the summit of which
11      V,  VI |           into the Casentino, the Val d’Arno, the Val di Chiane,
12      V,  VI |    Casentino, the Val d’Arno, the Val di Chiane, or the Val di
13      V,  VI |         the Val di Chiane, or the Val di Tavere, as well as be
14      V,  VII|         mountains that divide the Val di Tavere from the Val di
15      V,  VII|        the Val di Tavere from the Val di Chiane, distant four
16     VI,  III|       fortress of Cennina, in the Val d’Arno Superiore, and took
17     VI,  III|         he could not enter by the Val d’Arno, as he had first
18     VI,  V  |          to attack Fojano, in the Val di Chiane; for, having the
19     VI,  VI |      Gherardo Gambacorti, lord of Val di Bagno, endeavors to transfer
20     VI,  VI |   Gherardo Gambacorti was lord of Val di Bagno, and his ancestors
21     VI,  VI |         strong body of men to the Val di Bagno, to take possession
22     VI,  VI |         he might have overrun the Val di Tavere and the Casentino
23    VII,  I  |    Montedoglio, the Casentino and Val di Bagno. His virtue and
24    VII,  VI |        was slain by the people of Val di Lamona; but Carlo, when
25   VIII,  I  |        Lorenzo da Castello to the Val di Tavere; that each, with
26   VIII,  II |        Lorenzo da Castello in the Val di Tavere, and under Giovan
27   VIII,  IV |      whose possessions lay in the Val di Pesa and the Val d’Elsa,
28   VIII,  IV |           the Val di Pesa and the Val d’Elsa, having retired to
29   VIII,  IV |           oppose the enemy in the Val d’Elsa, who, after their
30   VIII,  VII|          of the place, the men of Val di Lamona, who had risen
31   VIII,  VII|           of Prato, Pisa, and the Val di Pesa, he purchased extensively,