Book,  Chapter

 1      V,  II |       Neapolitans, and sent his fleet to attack Gaeta, which had
 2      V,  II |         Gaeta, armed a powerful fleet. Alfonso hearing of this,
 3      V,  V  |   advisable to aid the Venetian fleet with his land forces, by
 4      V,  V  |  thither, attacked the Venetian fleet with the utmost impetuosity,
 5      V,  V  |        while others fled to the fleet, and some to the main body
 6      V,  V  |    meantime strengthening their fleet as much as possible, and
 7      V,  VI |        to hold out so long, the fleet could not be in readiness,
 8      V,  VII|    therefore, with the Venetian fleet, attacked that of the duke,
 9     VI,  V  |       them. The king had also a fleet of about twenty vessels,
10     VI,  VII|     vigorously, and had led his fleet to Porto, below Villamarina,
11     VI,  VII|     from Genoa, with a powerful fleet, and landed at Baia; whence
12     VI,  VII|         King René coming with a fleet to the assistance of his
13   VIII,  V  | Justiniano, the purveyor of the fleet. The Venetians, finding
14   VIII,  V  |    great a destruction of their fleet, they sent him, with part
15   VIII,  VI |       of the city. The Venetian fleet had attacked the kingdom
16   VIII,  VI |    undertook its defense, put a fleet to sea, and sent forces
17   VIII,  VI |   depredations less boldly. The fleet continuing its efforts went
18   VIII,  VII|    apprehensions of the Turkish fleet, and Lodovico made excuses,