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 1 2 | Florentines; and they send their men to one place and another,
 2 3 |              Thus it arose that, men’s minds being thus unsettled,
 3 3 |        it was decided by certain men of Urbino to seize the fortress
 4 4 |          at once assembled their men so as to take any town,
 5 5 |        to the King of France for men and by enlisting men-at-arms
 6 6 |      where they encountered some men of the duke and, with the
 7 9 |    convention, and dispersed his men throughout the Romagna,
 8 9 |         had assembled with their men in the duchy of Urbino,
 9 11|          one, entrusting certain men to certain pairs, who should
10 12|          at the Metauro with his men, and having sent a cavalcade
11 14|          person, sent away their men to several castles distant
12 14|       room could be made for the men of the duke; and they left
13 15|          when he parted from his men before setting out for Sinigalia
14 16|      near the river, keeping his men in order and drilling them—
15 16|        was not right to keep his men out of their quarters, because
16 16|         might be taken up by the men of the duke; and he advised
17 17|       and issued orders that the men of Oliverotto and the Orsini
18 18|         with having pillaged the men of Oliverotto, began to