Book,  Chapter

1     VI,  III|    Milanese—The count besieges Caravaggio—The Venetians endeavor to
2     VI,  III|     routed by the count before Caravaggio.~Pope Eugenius being dead,
3     VI,  III|         Having encamped before Caravaggio, he so strongly entrenched
4     VI,  IV |    advantage of the victory at Caravaggio should be his own, and not
5     VI,  IV |       more than the victory at Caravaggio had exhilarated them. The
6     VI,  IV |      case after the victory at Caravaggio, purchased by our money
7     VI,  IV | proceeded after the victory of Caravaggio; for, instead of rewarding
8     VI,  IV |    Venetians after the rout at Caravaggio, in pursuance of the treaty.