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 1     II,  III|       the city was divided into quarters, and the Priors became eight,
 2     II,  I  |        The city is divided into quarters—Disputes between the nobility
 3     II,  I  | therefore divided the city into quarters, and for each created three
 4     IV,  IV |         Niccolo returned to his quarters at Fucecchio, he, either
 5      V,  II |      and Neri were yet in their quarters, and he attacked Santa Maria
 6      V,  V  |         into Brescia, went into quarters at Verona, and ordered,
 7     VI,  I  |        the armies withdrew into quarters, the count to Verona, the
 8     VI,  I  |       could, had retired to his quarters; and therefore, finding
 9     VI,  II |       for them to withdraw into quarters. His principal endeavor
10     VI,  III|        remainder of his army to quarters in the Siennese. The Florentines,
11     VI,  III|        that they broke up their quarters while the weather was still
12     VI,  III|          he led his forces into quarters, and then withdrew to Cremona,
13     VI,  VI |        advisable to retire into quarters, and appointed Piacenza
14    VII,  IV |       for armies to retire into quarters, Bartolommeo Coglione withdrew
15   VIII,  III|     king retired for convenient quarters to the Siennese territory.
16   VIII,  VI |     they would retire to winter quarters, it being now October, and