Book, Chapter
1 I, III| Loire, in which two hundred thousand of them are said to have
2 I, V | he put to death twelve thousand of its citizens. But before
3 I, V | church the sum of fifty thousand ducats; and it was decreed
4 I, VI | Englishman, who with four thousand English had fought on the
5 I, VI | first sent a legate with six thousand Bretons, came in person
6 I, VII| through the labours of a thousand years, she became so imbecile.~
7 II, III| the people, and place a thousand armed men at his disposal
8 II, III| the Priors, and have four thousand men at his command. They
9 II, VI | body, amounting to twenty thousand foot and one thousand five
10 II, VI | twenty thousand foot and one thousand five hundred horse. And
11 II, VI | with an addition of four thousand men. This great force being
12 II, VI | came to Florence with a thousand horse. He made his entry
13 II, I | down, there had sprung up a thousand. The arrogance of one party
14 III, III| was occupied by above a thousand men. This soon became known
15 III, IV | Their number exceeded six thousand, and before daybreak they
16 IV, V | condition of receiving fifty thousand ducats; and having made
17 IV, VII| Santa Maria Nuova, for one thousand one hundred ducats; he was
18 IV, VII| for himself, and carry the thousand to the Gonfalonier, and
19 V, II | reach the palace, where two thousand men were in arms, and at
20 V, IV | reasonableness, sent Niccolo five thousand ducats and loaded him with
21 V, IV | words, and sent him thirty thousand florins, which, by the terms
22 V, IV | his services, with seven thousand cavalry and two thousand
23 V, IV | thousand cavalry and two thousand infantry, ready at once
24 V, VI | engaged to furnish four thousand horse and two thousand foot
25 V, VI | four thousand horse and two thousand foot for the defense of
26 V, VI | crossed the Po with six thousand horse. This made them travel
27 V, VI | should pay the count ninety thousand ducats for the coming year,
28 V, VI | return to Florence with a thousand of his own horse, and five
29 V, VI | under several leaders, three thousand horse, at Fegghine, commanded
30 V, VI | of Perugia, he took eight thousand ducats from them, and returned
31 V, VII| Borgo, where he enlisted two thousand men, who, trusting the general’
32 V, VII| stores, for not more than a thousand of the enemy’s cavalry reached
33 VI, I | and made prisoners two thousand horse belonging to Francesco’
34 VI, III| force, consisting of five thousand horse and two thousand foot,
35 VI, III| five thousand horse and two thousand foot, at the Spedaletto.
36 VI, III| army, amounting to fifteen thousand men, within three miles
37 VI, III| The king demanded fifty thousand florins, and the possession
38 VI, III| leaving behind him two thousand dead. With the remainder
39 VI, III| entirely routed, that of twelve thousand horse only one thousand
40 VI, III| thousand horse only one thousand escaped the hands of the
41 VI, IV | with Alfonso, sent them one thousand foot and two thousand horse,
42 VI, IV | one thousand foot and two thousand horse, by whose aid the
43 VI, IV | to pay the count thirteen thousand florins per month, till
44 VI, IV | continuance of the war, four thousand horse and two thousand foot.
45 VI, IV | four thousand horse and two thousand foot. The count engaged
46 VI, V | the duke, and with sixteen thousand horse and six thousand foot
47 VI, V | sixteen thousand horse and six thousand foot assailed his territories
48 VI, V | assembled a force of eighteen thousand cavalry and three thousand
49 VI, V | thousand cavalry and three thousand infantry, garrisoned Alexandria
50 VI, V | the country with twelve thousand troops, under the command
51 VI, V | forces to the number of eight thousand soldiers under Astorre da
52 VI, VI | engaging to pay him thirty thousand florins upon his arrival
53 VI, VI | arrival at Alexandria, and ten thousand per month during the continuance
54 VI, VI | and they gave him twenty thousand florins by way of ransom,
55 VII, I | no less a sum than twenty thousand ducats. He thus attained
56 VII, V | celerity, assembled ten thousand foot and two thousand horse,
57 VII, V | ten thousand foot and two thousand horse, who, under the command
58 VII, V | their defense about one thousand mercenaries, who, perceiving
59 VII, VI | expense exceeding twenty thousand florins. Deprived of this
60 VIII, IV | he suddenly landed four thousand soldiers, and attacked the
61 VIII, V | fifty years, upward of a thousand dead being left upon the
62 VIII, V | and having assembled four thousand cavalry and eight thousand
63 VIII, V | thousand cavalry and eight thousand infantry, they went in pursuit
64 VIII, V | whose force amounted to two thousand two hundred men at arms,
65 VIII, V | hundred men at arms, and six thousand foot. They first attacked
66 VIII, V | territories, he, with four thousand horse and two thousand foot,
67 VIII, V | four thousand horse and two thousand foot, and joined by the
68 VIII, V | of Calabria with twelve thousand horse and five thousand
69 VIII, V | thousand horse and five thousand foot, entered the territory
70 VIII, V | only at his command two thousand horse and one thousand foot,
71 VIII, V | two thousand horse and one thousand foot, could not withstand
72 VIII, V | they were reduced to six thousand horse and five thousand
73 VIII, V | thousand horse and five thousand foot, while the allies had
74 VIII, V | the allies had thirteen thousand horse and five thousand
75 VIII, V | thousand horse and five thousand foot at their disposal.
76 VIII, VII| Florentines, landed three thousand foot, attacked Serezanello,
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