Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  VIII|    death or imprison them.~The capture of Antonio Adimari and the
 2     IV,  I   |      determined to attempt the capture of Zagonara, thinking they
 3     IV,  III |       the city of Brescia, the capture of which was in those days
 4      V,  II  |    exposed to the odium of the capture, and the injuries consequent
 5      V,  III | numerous garrison, so that its capture would be by no means an
 6      V,  III |      they consented, after the capture of Uzzano, that the count
 7      V,  V   |       it would be necessary to capture; and to do this, would occupy
 8      V,  V   |  Niccolo Piccinino designed to capture these fortresses and the
 9     VI,  II  |     defeat of his army and the capture of his son, he died of grief
10     VI,  II  |     escape, or his enemies his capture, took refuge in a vault
11     VI,  V   |        citizens, but could not capture them. They then encamped