Chapter

 1 2,3 |         Urbino, the Manfredi at Faenza, the Bentivogli at Bologna,
 2 10,1|         Pesaro, the Manfredi of Faenza, the Riarii of Imola and
 3 11,4|   behind him, and marched on to Faenza. ~But there the face of
 4 11,4|     face of things was changed: Faenza at that time was under the
 5 11,4|    behind in the trenches. ~But Faenza, in spite of the courage
 6 11,5|       mind from his plans about Faenza. Scarcely did the spring
 7 11,5|        all the roads leading to Faenza were cut off, all communications
 8 11,5|      then waited quietly before Faenza, till hunger should drive
 9 11,5|      during which the people of Faenza had suffered all the horrors
10 11,5|      the Tiber. ~The capture of Faenza had brought Caesar the title
11 12,1|       scarcely was he master of Faenza before, excited by the Mariscotti,
12 12,1|      fortress between Imola and Faenza, the payment of a tribute
13 12,4|     were looked for from Imala, Faenza, and Pesaro. The Duke of
14 15,3|        the hands of the Church; Faenza had remained loyal longer
15 15,3| fortresses of Val di Lamane and Faenza, by the capture of Farlimpopoli,