Chapter

 1 4,1  |          of St. Malo and Seneschal de Beaucaire far Charles VIII.
 2 4,5  |    despatched a courier to Antoine de Bessay, Baron de Tricastel,
 3 4,5  |           Antoine de Bessay, Baron de Tricastel, bidding him take
 4 5,1  |        this request, Brigonnet and de Piennes came to fetch him,
 5 5,2  |            the gonfaloniere Jacopo de Nerli coming towards him,
 6 5,4  |        were Briconnet and Philippe de Luxembourg; and Piccolomini
 7 5,4  |        from Briconnet and Philippe de Luxembourg that they would
 8 5,4  |           Yves d' Alegre and Louis de Ligny had taken over Ostia
 9 5,4  |          to Briconnet and Philippe de Luxembourg the promise of
10 5,4  |           addition of the Marechal de Gie, the Seneschal de Beaucaire,
11 5,4  |     Marechal de Gie, the Seneschal de Beaucaire, and Jean de Gannay,
12 5,4  |   Seneschal de Beaucaire, and Jean de Gannay, first president
13 5,8  |        despatched to Rome Philippe de Bresse, afterwards Duke
14 5,8  |           last the son of Cardinal de St. Malo, who was on his
15 5,8  |            Charles to the Seigneur de Precy, rose in revolt and
16 6,1  | Consequently, he appointed Gilbert de Montpensier, of the house
17 6,1  |    lieutenant in Calabria; Etienne de Vese, commander at Gaeta;
18 6,1  |           and Don Juliano, Gabriel de Montfaucon, Guillaume de
19 6,1  |           de Montfaucon, Guillaume de Villeneuve, George de Lilly,
20 6,1  |    Guillaume de Villeneuve, George de Lilly, the bailiff of Vitry,
21 6,1  |           sent to Rome Monseigneur de Saint-Paul, brother of Cardinal
22 6,1  |    Saint-Paul, brother of Cardinal de Luxembourg; and just as
23 6,1  |          he was joined by Philippe de Commines, who had gone as
24 6,1  |    vanguard, commanded by Marechal de Gie, and composed of six
25 6,1  |        mountain where the Marechai de Gie had pitched his tents,
26 6,2  |            was checked by Marechal de Gie, Messire Claude de la
27 6,2  |    Marechal de Gie, Messire Claude de la Chatre de Guise, and
28 6,2  |        Messire Claude de la Chatre de Guise, and M. de la Trimauille,
29 6,2  |            Chatre de Guise, and M. de la Trimauille, who persuaded
30 6,2  |            the command of Marechal de Gie and Jacques Trivulce;
31 6,2  |           Engelbert der Cleves and de Larnay, the queen's grand
32 6,2  |          the artillery, under Jean de Lagrange, a hundred gentlemen
33 6,2  |            s household under Aymar de Prie, some Scots, and two
34 6,2  |         archers besides, led by M. de Crussol. ~Lastly, the third
35 6,2  |          men-at-arms, commanded by de Guise and by de la Trimouille:
36 6,2  |       commanded by de Guise and by de la Trimouille: this was
37 6,2  |        same ford, giving orders to de Guise and de la Trimouille
38 6,2  |      giving orders to de Guise and de la Trimouille to regulate
39 6,2  |           led by the captain, Odet de Reberac, was separated from
40 6,3  |                   3~Now, Francisco de Gonzaga, general-in-chief
41 6,3  |       France; by his orders, Count de Cajazzo, with four hundred
42 6,3  |           army. ~When, however, M. de Guise and M. de la Trimouille
43 6,3  |        however, M. de Guise and M. de la Trimouille found themselves
44 6,3  |          head of the army Marechal de Gie and Trivulce ordered
45 6,3  |         the van, which the Marquis de Cajazzo was to attack; for
46 6,3  |           pursue, but the Marechal de Gie, fearing that this flight
47 6,3  |           camp. ~When the Marechal de Gie saw this, he detached
48 6,3  |          in the rear; and although de Guise and de la Trimouille
49 6,3  |          and although de Guise and de la Trimouille held out as
50 6,4  |         and Bercetto. But Marechal de Gie and de Guise and de
51 6,4  |            But Marechal de Gie and de Guise and de la Trimouille,
52 6,4  |            de Gie and de Guise and de la Trimouille, who had done
53 6,4  |             by the famous Gonzalva de Cordova, who arrived in
54 6,4  |       Novara to him; while Gilbert de Montpensier and d'Aubigny,
55 7,1  |      Prospero Calonna and Gonzalvo de Cordova, whom the Pope had
56 9,2  |            These were Fra Nicholas de Pilly and Fra Andrea Rondinelli.
57 11,4 |          arrived: the first was M. de Villeneuve, the same who
58 11,4 |            uncovering his face. M. de Villeneuve then entered
59 11,4 |      replied that they had not, M. de Villeneuve turned his back
60 11,4 |          the Church were Don Diego de Mendoza, archbishop of Seville;
61 12,3 |        born of this marriage, Anne de Laval, who married Francois
62 12,3 |        Laval, who married Francois de la Trimauille. Through her
63 13,2 |            sent off to Parma Louis de la Trimouille and 200 men-at-arms,
64 13,3 |         province; while Gian Maria de Varano, the same who by
65 13,4 |       except a hundred men with M. de Candale, his brother-in-law;
66 Epi,1|           good merchant named Jean de Civigny, who did a great
67 Epi,1|            a good reputation. Jean de Civigny, appreciating the
68 Epi,2|            usual promptitude. Jean de Civigny held a great fete
69 Epi,2|          is no need to say if Jean de Civigny, who expected a
70 Epi,2|           his godson to Notre Dame de Paris, where he prayed the