Book,  Chapter

 1     IV,  I  |           of Genoa, he had acquired Serezana and other places situated
 2      V,  II |         therefore besieged and took Serezana, and having committed great
 3      V,  III|             they obtained Massa and Serezana. Toward the end of May they
 4   VIII,  IV |        consequence—The Genoese take Serezana—Lorenzo de’ Medici arrives
 5   VIII,  IV | correspondence with some persons of Serezana, entered the place by stealth,
 6   VIII,  VI |           Various events—The war of Serezana—Genoa occupied by her archbishop—
 7   VIII,  VI |      elected—Agostino Fregoso gives Serezana to the bank of St. Giorgio—
 8   VIII,  VI |            War with the Genoese for Serezana—Stratagem of the Florentines
 9   VIII,  VI |          Marciano on the borders of Serezana; and while the war continued
10   VIII,  VI |     Lombardy, annoyed the people of Serezana by inroads and light skirmishes.
11   VIII,  VI |             them of the fortress of Serezana; and as it was allowed by
12   VIII,  VI |             Fregoso, who had seized Serezana, being unable to defend
13   VIII,  VI |           Agostino Fregoso conceded Serezana to the San Giorgio, which
14   VIII,  VI |       without it the acquisition of Serezana lost much of its value,
15   VIII,  VI |         impede their acquisition of Serezana. To induce the enemy to
16   VIII,  VI |            against them; so leaving Serezana they encamped before Pietra
17   VIII,  VI |     Florentines would have attacked Serezana had they not been prevented
18   VIII,  VII|           routed by the Florentines—Serezana surrenders—Genoa submits
19   VIII,  VII|      desired the Genoese to concede Serezana to the Florentines, insisting
20   VIII,  VII|         Serezanello, situated above Serezana, plundered and burnt the
21   VIII,  VII|        Florentines after the war of Serezana, lived in great prosperity
22   VIII,  VII|     acquisition of Pietra Santa and Serezana. For the greater safety