Book,  Chapter

1      I,  IV|    bore upon their armor and apparel the figure of a cross. The
2     VI,  II| Bolognese, provided suitable apparel, horses, and servants; and
3    VII,  V |    how to appear splendid in apparel, and attain a crafty shrewdness
4    VII,  VI|     in his progress by their apparel, and being overtaken, he
5    VII,  VI|    disguising him in his own apparel, led him to his house. Here
6    VII,  VI|    for being stripped of his apparel, and in the hands of the
7   VIII,  II|  ascertain whether under his apparel he wore a cuirass or other