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 1    Int,  0(1)|           III., 521-91. See also La Vita e gli scritti di Niccolo
 2      I,  VI  |         against the family of de la Torre—Giovanni Galeazzo
 3      I,  VI  |          followed, the family of La Torre became very potent
 4      I,  VI  |       Visconti, who expelled the La Torres; these, however,
 5      I,  VI  |     difficult, on account of the La Torre being of the contrary
 6      I,  VI  |       had been occasioned by the La Torre family, who, not content
 7      I,  VI  |      Visconti, and attacking the La Torre, who were in various
 8      I,  VII |         nephew Lodovico count of La Marca. Innocent soon after
 9      I,  VII |      come. Joan II. held Naples, La Marca, the Patrimony and
10    III,  VII |       Rome, Sienna, the whole of La Marca and Romagna, and had
11      V,  I   |         count took possession of La Marca.~The Romans, in order
12      V,  I   |        to him the sovereignty of La Marca, although, to the
13      V,  I   |           having left the war of La Marca and the care of his
14      V,  I   |        himself of many places in La Marca. This circumstance
15      V,  III |          left his territories in La Marca to the care of Il
16      V,  IV  |     which the count possessed in La Marca. Nor were these the
17      V,  V   |         and expel the count from La Marca; the former, from
18      V,  VI  |          he was afraid of losing La Marca; and, urged by a desire
19      V,  VI  |      virulence; that Tuscany and La Marca would be lost if Niccolo
20      V,  VII |        Rome; other accounts said La Marca, and hence the legate
21      V,  VII |        toward Perugia to relieve La Marca or Rome, as the case
22      V,  VII |   proceeded either to Rome or to La Marca, incorrect, returned
23     VI,  I   |          of Niccolo, he assailed La Marca. The count, astonished
24     VI,  II  |       Florentines, succeeded. Of La Marca, the pope only retained
25     VI,  II  |          Peace being restored to La Marca, the whole of Italy
26     VI,  II  |       Piccinino and the peace of La Marca, Filippo wishing to
27     VI,  II  |     caused the renewal of war in La Marca. Gismondo Malatesti,
28     VI,  II  |    immediately. Thus Romagna and La Marca were again in complete
29     VI,  II  | condition that he should restore La Marca to the pope and quit
30     VI,  II  |         he would push the war in La Marca, and prevent Alfonso