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 1     IV,  IV |      unawares, assembled their cavalry, and having raised a good
 2     IV,  IV |   Lucchese, with three hundred cavalry and as many infantry, and
 3      V,  II |   proceed thither with all his cavalry and whatever infantry he
 4      V,  IV |  services, with seven thousand cavalry and two thousand infantry,
 5      V,  V  |    introduced the whole of his cavalry. The Venetian garrison of
 6      V,  VI |        check Niccolo. With the cavalry he possessed, and a body
 7      V,  VII| suitable for the evolutions of cavalry or a battlefield. As the
 8      V,  VII|    were ordered, in case their cavalry were attacked in flank by
 9      V,  VII|        thousand of the enemy’s cavalry reached the town. The people
10     VI,  V  |     force of eighteen thousand cavalry and three thousand infantry,
11   VIII,  IV |     from Colle, and with light cavalry and other suitable forces
12   VIII,  IV |      assembled a large body of cavalry, pillaged the surrounding
13   VIII,  V  |    nearly equal to the duke in cavalry, and superior in infantry,
14   VIII,  V  |  infantry so annoyed the ducal cavalry, that they were compelled
15   VIII,  V  |        assembled four thousand cavalry and eight thousand infantry,