Chapter

1 5,8 |    service about a hundred and fifty soldiers belonging to their
2 5,8 |        In this way they killed fifty or perhaps sixty; but the
3 6,1 |     contribute two hundred and fifty men-at-arms. ~A week before
4 6,2 | consisted of three hundred and fifty men-at-arms, the best and
5 12,4|       of the month of October, fifty courtesans supped in the
6 12,4|       on the ground: these the fifty women skilfully picked up,
7 16,1|      end to end, formed a rope fifty or sixty feet long, with