Chapter

 1 4,5 |     them considered impregnable fortresses; worse than this, they were
 2 5,1 |        dispose of money than of fortresses, and replied that his fellow-citizens
 3 5,1 |         by yielding up the four fortresses he had insisted on having.
 4 5,2 |       that period are virtually fortresses and the eternal fights between
 5 5,3 |  pledged himself to restore the fortresses that had been given up to
 6 5,3 |      had handed over the Tuscan fortresses, that Florence had succumbed,
 7 5,5 |  accommodation of his army, the fortresses of Civita Vecchia, Terracina,
 8 6,2 |        in the various towns and fortresses they had won in Italy, were
 9 6,4 |     Naples, all the palaces and fortresses of his kingdom; which indeed
10 7,1 |     great number of castles and fortresses that belonged to the Orsini,
11 7,1 |     Sforza and San Severino the fortresses of Anguillara and Cervetri;
12 10,1|  Avignon, most of the towns and fortresses of the Romagna had been
13 12,2|        only to receive into his fortresses conquerors and masters instead
14 12,2|      confidingly opened all his fortresses in Calabria. ~But the feeling
15 13,1|         whole duchy, except the fortresses of Maiolo and San Leone. ~
16 13,2|    Florentines of the towns and fortresses he had taken, threatening
17 13,2|    annoying thing to have these fortresses and towns displaying another
18 13,2|      less than a week towns and fortresses followed this example, and
19 13,3|       with taking the towns and fortresses in the neighbourhood. Vitellozzo
20 13,3|      Vitellozzo had retaken the fortresses of Fossombrone, Urbino,
21 14,3|        thirty towns and fifteen fortresses in five years, been seated,
22 15,3|    Borgia. ~It is true that the fortresses of these different places
23 15,3|          which, thanks to their fortresses, might be reconquered, that
24 15,3|         by the surrender of the fortresses of Val di Lamane and Faenza,
25 15,4|        space of forty days, the fortresses of Cesena and Bertinoro,
26 15,4|     after he had yielded up the fortresses, he asked through the mediation
27 15,4| Bertinoro had surrendered their fortresses to the captains of His Holiness,