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 1 17|       men from the banks of the river and placed them under the
 2 17|       land between them and the river.~
 3 18|    decided upon the latter. The river Arno was at that time low
 4 18| allowing them to issue from the river before he charged them;
 5 18|  thousand light infantry up the river bank, and the same number
 6 18|       to mount the banks of the river, whilst the cavalry had
 7 18|         made the passage of the river more difficult for the others,
 8 18|        broken up the bed of the river, and this being deep with
 9 18|         and moved higher up the river, hoping to find the river
10 18|       river, hoping to find the river bed less treacherous and
11 18|        the others back into the river, whilst the Florentines
12 18|         once fell back into the river. The cavalry of either side
13 18|     army driven back across the river he ordered the remainder
14 18|        met with in crossing the river, had attempted to make their
15 18|   infantry cross lower down the river, in order to attack the