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 1 7 |      with a number of German cavalry which he drew out of Lombardy,
 2 11|    army, and with a troop of cavalry set out for home. Contrary
 3 15|    sent forward four hundred cavalry ahead of their army which
 4 15|   filled with confusion. The cavalry and infantry became inextricably
 5 15|    done. In a short time the cavalry who were engaged with the
 6 16|    infantry and ten thousand cavalry—having called to their aid
 7 18| ordering forward a number of cavalry and ten thousand infantry.
 8 18|     of the river, whilst the cavalry had made the passage of
 9 18|      faces and bodies of the cavalry. The horses, alarmed by
10 18|     back into the river. The cavalry of either side had not as
11 18|    to make short work of the cavalry. This fell out as he had
12 18|   his infantry to attack the cavalry of the enemy. This they
13 18|     and, joined by their own cavalry, fell upon the enemy with
14 18|    seen the difficulty their cavalry had met with in crossing