Through the Alps to the Apennines
Through the Alps to the Apennines
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ITINERARY Au;, , 4. Intermediate Progressive Place. Iv~t\ Distances Totals (Kils. ). (Kils. ). Urbino 1480 II Tufo 1417 4! 4$ Summit (M. Spadara) 1640 3^ 8 Urbania 895 10 18 S. Angelo in Vado . 1296 10 28 Mercatello . .. . 1407 5^ 33^ Borgo Pace . . . 1509 4 37^ Trabaria Pass . . . 3424 13^ 51 S. Giustino . .. . 1082 16 67 Sansepolcro . . . 1082 4 71 S. Leo 1059 5 . 76 Le Ville 1023 7 83 Summit (Foce di Scopetone) . .. 1724 17 100 Arezzo 852 7 107 CHAPTER XIV REDUCED TO BEGGARY JTUATED near to ...where the Arno doubles back upon its course, at the meeting of three fertile valleys and trade routes, the Casentino, the Lower Arno valley and the Val di Chiana, and near the Tiber valley, Arezzo in the days of the eternal struggles among the communes and various principalities was in far too important a posi- tion to be allowed an independent existence. In the Middle Ages it was for a time under the rule of the Counts Palatine of the Guidi family, who crowned every hill-crest in the Casentino with their massive castles, and subsequently it was subject to the bishops of the Tarlati family.
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ITINERARY Au;, , 4. Intermediate Progressive Place. Iv~t\ Distances Totals (Kils. ). (Kils. ). Urbino 1480 II Tufo 1417 4! 4$ Summit (M. Spadara) 1640 3^ 8 Urbania 895 10 18 S. Angelo in Vado . 1296 10 28 Mercatello . .. . 1407 5^ 33^ Borgo Pace . . . 1509 4 37^ Trabaria Pass . . . 3424 13^ 51 S. Giustino . .. . 1082 16 67 Sansepolcro . . . 1082 4 71 S. Leo 1059 5 . 76 Le Ville 1023 7 83 Summit (Foce di Scopetone) . .. 1724 17 100 Arezzo 852 7 107 CHAPTER XIV REDUCED TO BEGGARY JTUATED near to ...where the Arno doubles back upon its course, at the meeting of three fertile valleys and trade routes, the Casentino, the Lower Arno valley and the Val di Chiana, and near the Tiber valley, Arezzo in the days of the eternal struggles among the communes and various principalities was in far too important a posi- tion to be allowed an independent existence. In the Middle Ages it was for a time under the rule of the Counts Palatine of the Guidi family, who crowned every hill-crest in the Casentino with their massive castles, and subsequently it was subject to the bishops of the Tarlati family.
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