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 1 III     |        reasons Louis XII, King of France, quickly occupied Milan,
 2 III     |     weakest places. Thus to cause France to lose Milan the first
 3 III     | Nevertheless Milan was taken from France both the first and the second
 4 III     |  acquisition than did the King of France.~Now I say that those dominions
 5 III     |          which have been bound to France for so long a time: and,
 6 III     |          good.~But let us turn to France and inquire whether she
 7 III(2)  |                Louis XII, King of France, “The Father of the People,”
 8 III     |          and blame. Therefore, if France could have attacked Naples
 9 III     |        wish to take Lombardy from France in order to give it to the
10 III(3)  |             Charles VIII, King of France, born 1470, died 1498.
11 III     |          Italy has been caused by France, and her ruin may be attributed
12 IV      |          the Turk and the King of France. The entire monarchy of
13 IV      |          chooses. But the King of France is placed in the midst of
14 IV      |    kingdoms governed like that of France, because one can easily
15 IV      |          constituted like that of France. Hence arose those frequent
16 IV      |      against the Romans in Spain, France, and Greece, owing to the
17 VII     |        the other, the goodwill of France: that is to say, he feared
18 VII     |    conquest, had next to consider France, for he knew that the king,
19 VII     |   alliances and to temporize with France in the expedition which
20 VII     |         he had no longer to study France (for the French were already
21 VII     |         influence, the kingdom of France having relations with him.
22 XI      |      slightly — yet now a king of France trembles before it, and
23 XI      |           Before Charles, King of France, passed into Italy19, this
24 XII     |         was that Charles, King of France, was allowed to seize Italy
25 XII(24) |     fought in the English wars in France, and was knighted by Edward
26 XIII(31)|                    Charles VII of France, surnamed “The Victorious,”
27 XIII    |      fortune and valour liberated France from the English, recognized
28 XIII    |         proves it, the kingdom of France would be unconquerable if
29 XVI     |           made war on the King of France; and he made many wars without
30 XIX     |          kingdoms of our times is France, and in it are found many
31 XIX     |   Afterwards he sought him out in France, and took from him his government
32 XXI     |           he has finally attacked France; and thus his achievements
33 XXI     |         The Venetians joined with France against the Duke of Milan,
34 XXV     |           are Germany, Spain, and France, either this invasion would
35 XXV     |       discussion with the King of France; nevertheless he personally
36 XXV     |        drew after him the King of France, because that king, having
37 XXV     |    succeeded. Because the King of France would have made a thousand