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 1      I,  II |    done, but in every city and town of importance placed a ruler
 2     II,  I  |  increase so much as to form a town, this was at first called
 3     II,  I  |        near to the then rising town. By this increase, the place
 4      V,  II |       burned and plundered the town of San Giovanni alla Vena.
 5      V,  VI |       stop till he reached the town of San Lorenzo. Niccolo,
 6      V,  VII|    enemy’s cavalry reached the town. The people of the Borgo,
 7    VII,  IV |        offensive, besieged any town, or gave the other an opportunity
 8    VII,  IV | representing the storming of a town; everything being conducted
 9    VII,  V  |        confederates within the town also armed themselves, and
10    VII,  V  |      and proceeded through the town. It was now day, and many
11    VII,  V  |  followers, on going round the town, found no encouragement,
12    VII,  V  |    Florentines residing in the town, assembled together, among
13   VIII,  IV |      near Poggibonzi, took the town itself; sacked Vico and
14   VIII,  VII|        plundered and burnt the town near it, and then, directing