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 1 11,4|         himself took the third to Cesena, a third-rate town, which
 2 11,5|          were staying any time at Cesena, and ascertained that she
 3 11,5|          a troop of horsemen from Cesena overtook and surrounded
 4 11,5|     ordering his men to return to Cesena without him, he put his
 5 11,5|       revolt had been remarked at Cesena, a governor was installed
 6 12,4|        would be some grumbling at Cesena, where it will be remembered
 7 12,4|        morning the inhabitants of Cesena awoke to find a scaffold
 8 12,4| Macchiavelli, their ambassador at Cesena, what he thought of it,
 9 12,4|        route, and particularly at Cesena. ~While Lucrezia was on
10 13,4|     December, and made his way to Cesena with a powerful army once
11 13,4|     service as soon as he reached Cesena, except a hundred men with
12 13,4|        spent in parleying, for at Cesena Caesar found the envoys
13 13,4|     sending some of his troops to Cesena and Imola, for they would
14 15,3|         who had failed to capture Cesena, and had only failed through
15 15,4|          to yield the fortress of Cesena to the pope, as being a
16 15,4|          and starting at once for Cesena, presented himself armed
17 15,4|           days, the fortresses of Cesena and Bertinoro, and authorise
18 15,4|           orders the governors of Cesena and Bertinoro had surrendered