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 1      I,  VII|        and in the troubles which ensued Giovanmaria was slain. Filippo
 2      I,  VII|        husband and the wife wars ensued; and although they contended
 3     II,  VI |       Altopascio, a great battle ensued in which many citizens were
 4    III,  VI |       importance, for some which ensued were productive of apprehension
 5     IV,  V  |          of the Serchio a battle ensued, in which they were routed,
 6      V,  I  |       near Imola, where a battle ensued, in which the Florentines
 7      V,  II |         of Ponzio, an engagement ensued, in which the Aragonese
 8      V,  VII|       and hostilities might have ensued between the Florentine and
 9     VI,  III|        camp, and many skirmishes ensued. The count continued to
10     VI,  IV | circumstances thy ruin must have ensued, but for our simplicity;
11     VI,  VII|       river Sarni, an engagement ensued in which Ferrando was routed,
12    VII,  I  |       enmities and hatreds which ensued between Ferrando and the
13    VII,  VI |         great tumult immediately ensued, several swords were drawn,
14   VIII,  V  |          the enemy; and a battle ensued which continued from morning
15   VIII,  VII|         the place, an engagement ensued, when the Genoese were routed,