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 1      I,  VI |             By this means Galeotto Malatesti and his brothers became
 2      I,  VII|            Rimini and Psaro by the Malatesti; and Camerino by those of
 3      V,  IV |       Faenza, the sons of Pandolfo Malatesti da Rimino and Pietro Giampagolo
 4      V,  VI |          upon the sons of Pandolfo Malatesti to desert the Venetians
 5      V,  VI |           that with the aid of the Malatesti they might resist Niccolo;
 6      V,  VI |          in the territories of the Malatesti, should be disarmed and
 7      V,  VI |          from the agreement of the Malatesti with Niccolo; whether the
 8      V,  VI |           was ascertained that the Malatesti had made the agreement more
 9     VI,  II |          war in La Marca. Gismondo Malatesti, lord of Rimino, being son-in-law
10     VI,  III|            of Urbino, and Gismondo Malatesti da Rimino, who, though mutual
11     VI,  V  |         the latter, under Pandolfo Malatesti, halted with their army
12     VI,  V  |     Astorre da Faenza and Gismondo Malatesti toward Castel di Colle,
13     VI,  VI |         upon the Genoese, Gismondo Malatesti, and Astorre, prince of
14     VI,  VII|           the Genoese and Gismondo Malatesti—Genoa submits to the king
15     VI,  VII|        Tronto, and attack Gismondo Malatesti, who, having fortified his
16     VI,  VII|           made peace with Gismondo Malatesti, which gave so much offense
17    VII,  I  | hostilities in Romagna against the Malatesti, from whom he wished to