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 1 6 |          found that more than one hundred families were exiled at
 2 7 |         amount to more than three hundred men, among whom was Francesco,
 3 8 |           Pisa to Lucca with four hundred horsemen to finish the business
 4 9 |           him at the head of five hundred horsemen. Castruccio had
 5 13|         set out for Rome with six hundred horsemen, where he was received
 6 14|     matters so with him that four hundred of his men were to be admitted
 7 15|         road, and a troop of four hundred horsemen by a path on the
 8 15|     Florentines sent forward four hundred cavalry ahead of their army
 9 15|           orders to join the four hundred horsemen he had previously
10 15|           a yearly tribute of two hundred thousand florins, and he
11 18|          fell twenty thousand two hundred and thirty-one men, whilst
12 18| Castruccio lost one thousand five hundred and seventy men.~