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 1 7 |       found themselves exposed to attack, without having a chance
 2 14|          as he possibly could, to attack it boldly in the Pass of
 3 14|       troops, yet he hesitated to attack his enemy in the open lest
 4 14|       castle the night before the attack on the Florentines, and
 5 15| Florentines could not sustain the attack, but gave way, and were
 6 16|     consulted whether they should attack Pistoia or Pisa first, and
 7 17|           get through to Pisa, or attack Castruccio’s forces except
 8 18|        decide whether they should attack Pisa or the army of Castruccio,
 9 18|      remainder of his infantry to attack the cavalry of the enemy.
10 18|       down the river, in order to attack the flanks of Castruccio’