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with an army of 8000 troops. On 20 July Cesar Borgia carrying the
Apostolic authority, took Camerino and Giulio Cesare Varano prisoner. On 25 July and after Alexander VI and cardinal council received notice of Camerino's capture, Cesar Borgia is invested by
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Cesenatico, Tossignano, Salaruolo,
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Camerino passed to new
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