Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |          apparel the figure of a cross. The leaders were Godfrey,
 2      I,  V  |    against him the banner of the cross, as his predecessor had
 3     II,  V  |          city by the Gate of the Cross. They were, however, pursued
 4      V,  III|        of the league, refuses to cross the Po in the service of
 5      V,  III|         that he should engage to cross the Po in person. They declined
 6      V,  III| Florentines induced the count to cross the river by a letter addressed
 7      V,  III|         to him he had refused to cross the Po, thought that by
 8      V,  IV |          he would not consent to cross the Po. The agreement was
 9      V,  IV |      first was, to induce him to cross the Po, and prosecute the
10      V,  IV |          count and induce him to cross the Po, they determined
11      V,  IV |        is under no obligation to cross the Po. To induce him to
12      V,  VII|        to assail them with their cross bows, and prevent them from
13     VI,  VII|  citizens bore the mark of a red cross upon their dress to intimate
14     VI,  VII|      ordered Jacopo Piccinino to cross the Tronto, and attack Gismondo
15   VIII,  V  |       Roberto da San Severino to cross the Adda with the remainder,