Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII  |      French with the aid of the Swiss. The church therefore not
 2       1,  XII  |    Italy, over the towns of the Swiss, who today are the only
 3       1,  XXIII|         enterprise was that the Swiss would stop him in the mountain
 4       1,  XXIII|         places guarded by them [Swiss], came by another unknown
 5       2,  IV   |         as in a similar way the Swiss do in these times, and as
 6       2,  IV   |       Aetolians, and as are the Swiss today, is, after that of
 7       2,  IV   |     enterprises, as is seen the Swiss do these days, and as one
 8       2,  IV   |         as to leagues, only the Swiss and the league of Swabia
 9       2,  X    |       would have vanquished the Swiss, and a few days ago the
10       2,  XII  |      like the Romans and as the Swiss have, or I have it disarmed
11       2,  XII  |       Rome was armed and as the Swiss are, the more difficult
12       2,  XII  | destroyed them [Cimbrians]. The Swiss are. easily beaten when
13       2,  XVI  |     cavalry of his friends. The Swiss who are masters of modern
14       2,  XVII |      because the example of the Swiss has been seen, who in MDXIII [
15       2,  XVIII|     been seen how nine thousand Swiss at Novara, mentioned above
16       2,  XVIII|      ill-disciplined, they [the Swiss] esteemed them little. It
17       2,  XVIII|         how twenty six thousand Swiss went to encounter north
18       2,  XVIII|          about sixteen thousand Swiss descended into Lombardy,
19       2,  XVIII|    infantry, went to attack the Swiss, who had no remedy [against
20       2,  XVIII|        between the ranks of the Swiss without suffering any injury,
21       2,  XIX  |        which were Fribourg, the Swiss, and other like, which prospering
22       2,  XIX  |    these are those whom we call Swiss. And therefore this Province
23       2,  XIX  | Province is divided between the Swiss, Republics which they call
24       2,  XIX  |     that took place between the Swiss and the Duke of Austria:
25       2,  XIX  |    overcome the audacity of the Swiss, where there has never been
26       2,  XXII |       which was defended by the Swiss.~¶ I say, therefore, that
27       2,  XXII |      before was occupied by the Swiss, through the help of Pope
28       2,  XXII |         King [of France] or the Swiss too powerful in Italy; but
29       2,  XXII |        from the result, for the Swiss were defeated after a long
30       2,  XXX  |  Kingdom lives tributary to the Swiss and the King of England.
31       3,  X    |   before Moratto, a town of the Swiss, was assaulted and routed
32       3,  X    |       Novara, was routed by the Swiss in the same way.~
33       3,  XVIII|       Santa Cecilia against the Swiss, night having fallen, that
34       3,  XVIII|        fallen, that part of the Swiss who had not been broken