Quadrilateral
The four fortresses of Peschiera and Mantua on the Mincio, with
Verona and Legnago on the Adigë. Now demolished.
The Prussian Quadrilateral.
The fortresses of Luxemburg, Coblentz, Sarrelouis, and Mayence.
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