Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |        Lombardy, Romagna, and the march of Trevisa, favored, according
 2      I,  V  |        the whole of the Trevisian March, but could not prevail against
 3    III,  V  |           da Salerno was about to march to Florence with the emigrants,
 4      V,  IV |        infantry, ready at once to march against the enemy, wherever
 5      V,  V  |       instructions, commenced his march, and by exerting the utmost
 6      V,  V  |         Verona and Brescia, and a march to Vicenza, lest he might
 7      V,  V  |       came of Niccolo’s design to march into Tuscany, redoubled
 8      V,  VI |         for many reasons, that to march to Brescia before the return
 9     VI,  III|     resolved that the army should march to the siege of Carravaggio,
10     VI,  VI |           King René commenced his march into Italy, but was stopped
11     VI,  VII|     victory, advised an immediate march upon Naples; but John declined
12    VII,  V  |     Tommaso Soderini, resolved to march against them, and punish
13   VIII,  III|   Severino to leave Lunigiana and march thither, which he did, and
14   VIII,  IV | enterprise in that direction, and march to oppose the enemy in the
15   VIII,  IV |        Lorenzo from December till March, not only to gain the most
16   VIII,  IV |         to depart on the sixth of March, 1479, having, with every
17   VIII,  V  |           the duke of Calabria to march to Ferrara with his forces