Chapter

 1 4,4 |          of his neighbours in the Romagna. Consequently he, pressed
 2 4,4 |          with orders to scour the Romagna and worry, the petty princes
 3 5,1 |   invasion began to spread in the Romagna, than the Colonna family
 4 5,3 |         him with the whole of the Romagna under his control from one
 5 6,1 |         to the authorities of the Romagna, only keeping for himself
 6 10,1|       towns and fortresses of the Romagna had been usurped by petty
 7 10,3|       Alegre had brought from the Romagna, and directed his course
 8 10,4|         was gaining ground in the Romagna, where no further opposition
 9 11,1|       considerable armies, one in Romagna, the other in Calabria;
10 11,2|      complete the conquest of the Romagna, the Duke of Valentinois
11 11,2| brother-in-law in the conquest of Romagna. Alfonso was now not only
12 11,4|     chimney, and departed far the Romagna, accompanied by Vitellozzo
13 11,4|        the loveliest women of the Romagna and that is to say of the
14 11,5|           had plenty to do in the Romagna, was less hard to satisfy
15 11,5|       Caesar the title of Duke of Romagna, which was first bestowed
16 11,5|     Orsini! Long live the Duke of Romagna!" ~ ~
17 12,1|       soon as the conquest of the Romagna was complete, he had further
18 12,3|       with his faithful army from Romagna, and was beginning to cut
19 12,3|            and traversing all the Romagna with Lucrezia, who was now
20 12,4| messengers into all the cities of Romagna to order that Lucrezia should
21 13,2|        the midst of the beautiful Romagna which he desired far his
22 13,2|      mistake: he was a buffalo of Romagna who opposed his horns to
23 13,2|           him to fly and quit the Romagna, had they marched against
24 13,3|        His Excellency the Duke of Romagna of the one part and the
25 13,3|        His Excellency the Duke of Romagna shall receive into perpetual
26 13,3|         or nephews of the Duke of Romagna. ~"Moreover, since the rebellion
27 13,3|        His Excellency the Duke of Romagna shall undertake to continue
28 13,3|        His Excellency the Duke of Romagna, and of the lord Pandolfo
29 13,3|           required by the Duke of Romagna, to put into his hands as
30 13,3|        above, between the Duke of Romagna and the confederates aforesaid,
31 13,4|         on all sides, not only in Romagna but in the whole of Northern
32 13,5|        giving tranquillity to the Romagna and to Tuscany, and also
33 14,1|         peaceful and the whole of Romagna in subjection, Caesar resolved
34 14,1|          that he had done far the Romagna, seized in succession Vicovaro,
35 14,2|        and Monsignors the Duke of Romagna were thirsty and asking
36 14,3|            had the mighty Duke of Romagna, the powerful condottiere
37 15,1|          their other territories; Romagna alone remained impassive
38 15,3|        recover his territories in Romagna; Caesar was to remain general
39 15,3|    brought about great changes in Romagna. Sesena was once more in
40 15,3|        just led her forces to the Romagna, which she had always coveted:
41 15,3|      Church of his own estates in Romagna, so that the respect felt
42 15,3|         the length and breadth of Romagna. ~This advice being after
43 15,3|        God's help he should be in Romagna before eight days were past.
44 15,4|          and thence going on into Romagna, Ganzalva allowed him to
45 16,1|         had abandoned the Duke of Romagna he had been remembered by