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 1      I,  II |       empire; he built towns and fortresses between the point of the
 2      I,  V  |     Trento. The other cities and fortresses of Lombardy, Romagna, and
 3      I,  VI |        all the cities, towns, or fortresses of the church, few remained
 4      I,  VII|         to restore to them their fortresses and their liberty; but as
 5     IV,  V  |       who had each occupied many fortresses belonging to the others,
 6      V,  III| destroyed, our towns burned, our fortresses occupied; for if we preserve
 7      V,  III|      Monte Carlo and a few other fortresses. After this, being full
 8      V,  III|          San Sepolcro, and other fortresses of that district, and while
 9      V,  IV |      worthy of remark) of twenty fortresses held in that country for
10      V,  IV |          issuing from any of his fortresses, might with part of his
11      V,  V  |      this victory almost all the fortresses upon the lake fell into
12      V,  V  |        side of the river are two fortresses, formidable rather from
13      V,  V  |        city walls, are two other fortresses, about a mile distant from
14      V,  V  |        designed to capture these fortresses and the Borgo, and he hoped
15      V,  V  |    rectors to take refuge in the fortresses, and thus save themselves
16      V,  V  |        to gain possession of the fortresses, and those they could not
17      V,  V  |          the place if one of the fortresses should hold out. Having
18      V,  V  |          master of the lake, the fortresses were well provided, and
19     VI,  III|      Volterra, and occupied many fortresses in that territory. Thence
20     VI,  VI |        to take possession of the fortresses and towns, the people of
21     VI,  VII|      received as prince, and the fortresses, both of the city and the
22   VIII,  III|   occupied Radda with many other fortresses, and having plundered the
23   VIII,  III|      great tumult plundered many fortresses, and overran the country
24   VIII,  IV |          the Florentines all the fortresses he had taken.~The army being
25   VIII,  IV |        the king to restore their fortresses, which the duke of Calabria,
26   VIII,  IV |     peace their liberty. But the fortresses being recovered, an honorable
27   VIII,  VI |         and seized most of their fortresses. So that when these troubles