Arezzo is a Tuscan town in the Florenzen chronicle, formerly Ghibelline and now run by the Florentines.
| Type | Place |
| Era | 1300 |
| Location | Tuscany |
| Chronicle | florenzen |
| Spanish entry | Arezzo |
Role
- The Whites depart toward it, together with Pistoia and Pisa. Its change of hands is what makes it usable.
- In council it is mentioned as a future option because of the church of San Giuliano, near the city, offered by Salvestro de’ Medici as an adjoining domain (dominio lindante).
Campaldino
Behind all this stands the battle of Campaldino (1289). In this chronicle it is the tapestry hanging in the gonfalonier’s hall and the quarry from which condottieri, mercenaries and hills come.