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 1      I,  II |         others, we see that the Po, the Garda, the Archipelago,
 2      I,  V  |    whole of Lombardy beyond the Po; and, as in the course of
 3      V,  III|    league, refuses to cross the Po in the service of the Venetians
 4      V,  III|      should engage to cross the Po in person. They declined
 5      V,  III|         not consent to pass the Po, and the Venetians refused
 6      V,  III|        immediately crossing the Po, and joining the other forces.
 7      V,  III|        had refused to cross the Po, thought that by this means
 8      V,  IV |        not consent to cross the Po. The agreement was concluded
 9      V,  IV |         induce him to cross the Po, and prosecute the war in
10      V,  IV |         induce him to cross the Po, they determined that the
11      V,  IV |         obligation to cross the Po. To induce him to do so,
12      V,  V  |         of the lake; but as the Po had overflowed its banks,
13      V,  VI |       Piccinino had crossed the Po with six thousand horse.
14      V,  VI | Lombardy, or even recrossed the Po, all their inland territories
15   VIII,  V  |       Figaruolo and crossed the Po with their forces. The camp
16   VIII,  V  |       then lying upon the river Po, which they routed with