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 1 15|    Castruccio sent forward his infantry by the main road, and a
 2 15|       when they discovered the infantry of Castruccio, and so close
 3 15|     confusion. The cavalry and infantry became inextricably mixed:
 4 15|       engaged with the enemy’s infantry were scattered or killed
 5 16|      more than thirty thousand infantry and ten thousand cavalry—
 6 17|        Pisa with five thousand infantry. Fucecchio has a stronger
 7 18|       cavalry and ten thousand infantry. Castruccio, whose plan
 8 18| Florentines with five thousand infantry and three thousand horsemen,
 9 18|        sent one thousand light infantry up the river bank, and the
10 18|      number down the Arno. The infantry of the Florentines were
11 18|        forward another body of infantry to take up a position at
12 18|       when he had overcome the infantry he would be able to make
13 18|   ordered the remainder of his infantry to attack the cavalry of
14 18|        attempted to make their infantry cross lower down the river,