Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|           the titles of count and marquis, as that of duke had been
 2     IV,  I  |           his purpose, caused the Marquis of Ferrara to send Guido
 3      V,  I  |  intercession of Niccolo da Esta, marquis of Ferrara; the duke restoring
 4      V,  III|       they also were alarmed, the marquis of Mantua having abandoned
 5      V,  IV |        generally anticipated. The marquis of Mantua, who for many
 6      V,  IV |          offers, to gain over the marquis of Mantua, but could not
 7      V,  V  |      Peschiera. He then, with the marquis of Mantua and a chosen body
 8      V,  V  |            and accompanied by the marquis of Mantua, he proceeded
 9      V,  V  | themselves before Niccolo and the marquis of Mantua, and begged they
10      V,  V  |     masters, by self-defense. The marquis and Niccolo encouraged them,
11      V,  V  |         men. He himself, with the marquis of Mantua, first took refuge
12     VI,  V  |          between the duke and the marquis of Mantua, matters which
13     VI,  V  |     desired the friendship of the marquis of Mantua, he had no need
14     VI,  V  |    derived some benefits from the marquis of Mantua, he conceded to
15     VI,  V  |      direction of Lodi, while the marquis of Montferrat, instigated
16     VI,  V  |        towns. Having defeated the marquis of Montferrat at Alexandria,
17     VI,  VI |         the duke of Savoy and the marquis of Montferrat, who, being
18    VII,  II |      engage the assistance of the marquis of Ferrara, that they might
19    VII,  III|         and to this end order the marquis of Ferrara nearer to the
20    VII,  III|       enemies’ tampering with the marquis of Ferrara, and be first
21    VII,  III|       which informed him that the marquis of Ferrara was upon the
22    VII,  IV |           had been sent by Borgo, marquis of Ferrara. At the commencement
23    VII,  IV |   received and entertained by the Marquis Borso. Niccolo Soderini
24    VII,  IV |       About this time died Borso, marquis of Ferrara, who was succeeded
25    VII,  VI |           the marriage of Ercole, marquis of Ferrara), went about
26   VIII,  III|     forces, and appointed Ercole, marquis of Ferrara, to the command
27   VIII,  III|     commodious situation, and the marquis of Ferrara, having done
28   VIII,  III|          Florentines recalled the marquis of Ferrara, and engaged
29   VIII,  III|          Ferrara, and engaged the marquis of Mantua; they also as
30   VIII,  III|        the army, which, under the marquis of Ferrara, held in check
31   VIII,  III|        division of it between the marquis of Mantua and the marquis
32   VIII,  III|         marquis of Mantua and the marquis of Ferrara, who, coming
33   VIII,  III|     services of both, allowed the marquis of Ferrara and his men to
34   VIII,  V  |           Differences between the marquis of Ferrara, and the Venetians—
35   VIII,  V  |         the Venetians against the marquis of Ferrara—The pope makes
36   VIII,  V  |       differences arose thus: the marquis of Ferrara affirmed he was
37   VIII,  V  |           and their governor. The marquis refusing his consent, the
38   VIII,  V  |       into Lombardy to assist the marquis, which was refused in the
39   VIII,  V  |           the field, attacked the marquis, overran his territory,
40   VIII,  V  |         the duke of Milan and the marquis was in disorder; for the
41   VIII,  V  |      recovery, but died. Thus the marquis’s affairs were unfortunately
42   VIII,  V  |        forces of the duke and the marquis at Argenta, they approached
43   VIII,  V  |          pitch their tents in the marquis’s park.~The League found
44   VIII,  V  |           his allies. Leaving the marquis of Ferrara to the defense
45   VIII,  V  |  themselves. In the meantime, the marquis of Ferrara had recovered
46   VIII,  V  |          their enemies. Federigo, marquis of Mantua, whose influence
47   VIII,  V  |           they had taken from the marquis of Ferrara, and besides