Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|     added to them Urbino and the Marca. But Astolphus, while fulfilling
 2      I,  VI |   Antonio da Montefeltro, of the Marca and Urbino; Gentile da Varano,
 3      I,  VII|      nephew Lodovico count of La Marca. Innocent soon after died,
 4      I,  VII|        her husband Giacopo della Marca, a Frenchman of the royal
 5      I,  VII|         Joan II. held Naples, La Marca, the Patrimony and Romagna;
 6    III,  VII|          Sienna, the whole of La Marca and Romagna, and had only
 7      V,  I  |      count took possession of La Marca.~The Romans, in order to
 8      V,  I  |        him the sovereignty of La Marca, although, to the injury
 9      V,  I  |        having left the war of La Marca and the care of his own
10      V,  I  |     himself of many places in La Marca. This circumstance greatly
11      V,  III|       left his territories in La Marca to the care of Il Furlano,
12      V,  IV |        the count possessed in La Marca. Nor were these the only
13      V,  V  |          expel the count from La Marca; the former, from their
14      V,  VI |          was afraid of losing La Marca; and, urged by a desire
15      V,  VI |   virulence; that Tuscany and La Marca would be lost if Niccolo
16      V,  VII|           other accounts said La Marca, and hence the legate and
17      V,  VII|     toward Perugia to relieve La Marca or Rome, as the case might
18      V,  VII|          either to Rome or to La Marca, incorrect, returned with
19     VI,  I  |          Niccolo, he assailed La Marca. The count, astonished at
20     VI,  I  |          himself assailed in the Marca Inferiore, both by the pope
21     VI,  II |    Florentines, succeeded. Of La Marca, the pope only retained
22     VI,  II |       Peace being restored to La Marca, the whole of Italy would
23     VI,  II |    Piccinino and the peace of La Marca, Filippo wishing to procure
24     VI,  II |         the renewal of war in La Marca. Gismondo Malatesti, lord
25     VI,  II | immediately. Thus Romagna and La Marca were again in complete confusion,
26     VI,  II |        that he should restore La Marca to the pope and quit the
27     VI,  II |         would push the war in La Marca, and prevent Alfonso from
28   VIII,  VII|       Boccolino of Osimo, in the Marca, caused that place to revolt
29   VIII,  VII|        prevailed in Romagna, the Marca, and Sienna, which, as they