Chapter

 1 8,4 |         Monseigneur the Duke of Valentinois. Caesar was mounted on a
 2 8,4 |         he promised the Duke of Valentinois to put three hundred lances
 3 10,1| captain-general the new Duke of Valentinois, who was commissioned to
 4 10,2|               2~But the Duke of Valentinois, eager to keep as warm as
 5 10,2|        own capital, the Duke of Valentinois ordered his men-at-arms
 6 10,2|      very long that the Duke of Valentinois heard that his cousin Gian
 7 10,3|       were given to the Duke of Valentinois; the bishopric went to Francesco
 8 10,3|       suite to meet the Duke of Valentinois; and as it always happens
 9 11,1|   through Rome; and the Duke of Valentinois, terrified at the thought
10 11,2|        the Romagna, the Duke of Valentinois had been reflecting that
11 11,3|    Alfonso's death, the Duke of Valentinois had arrested the doctors,
12 11,4|       before to see the Duke of Valentinois in the name of France. Just
13 11,4|   brother-in-law of the Duke of Valentinois; and Marco Cornaro, a Venetian
14 11,4|   further to detain the Duke of Valentinois at Rome, he only waited
15 11,4|       example; thus the Duke of Valentinois entered both these towns
16 11,4|      perceived that the Duke of Valentinois was marching against him,
17 11,4|    practicable, and the Duke of Valentinois ordered an assault, and
18 11,4|         beforehand, the Duke of Valentinois was forced to raise the
19 11,5|             5~While the Duke of Valentinois was making one of his excursions
20 11,5|       the ravishers the Duke of Valentinois' soldiers. At first he thought
21 11,5|     most infamous of men, it is Valentinois! My lords, I beg you will
22 11,5|     with Manenti to the Duke of Valentinois, and summon him, in the
23 12,2|         army, which the Duke of Valentinois had just joined, consisted
24 12,3|        the hands of the Duke of Valentinois; seven thousand inhabitants
25 12,3|         in a tower. The Duke of Valentinois broke in the doors, chased
26 12,3|         Naples gave the Duke of Valentinois his liberty again; so he
27 12,4|      Borgian house. The Duke of Valentinois was invited to return to
28 12,4|      two brothers, the Dukes of Valentinois and Squillace, issued from
29 12,4| apostolic palace in the Duke of Valentinois' rooms, and after supper
30 12,4|   lights; the pope, the Duke of Valentinois, and his sister Lucrezia,
31 12,4|   awaited her, with the Duke of Valentinois, Don Ferdinand, acting as
32 12,4|      suite, leaving the Duke of Valentinois to do the honours of the
33 12,4|       States. ~Also the Duke of Valentinois sent out messengers into
34 12,4|      MACCHIAVELLI" ~The Duke of Valentinois was not disappointed, and
35 12,4|       Alexander and the Duke of Valentinois resolved to make progress
36 12,4|      and so to make the Duke of Valentinois popular, while poor Jacopo
37 13,1|        now come for the Duke of Valentinois to continue the pursuit
38 13,1|         San Leone. ~The Duke of Valentinois forthwith returned to Camerino,
39 13,1|       of affairs to the Duke of Valentinois. He, fancying the hour had
40 13,2|      lieutenants of the Duke of Valentinois, like Alexander's, were
41 13,3|   Agreement between the Duke of Valentinois and the Confederates. ~"
42 13,4|      should furnish the Duke of Valentinois with a hundred men-at-arms
43 14,1|                   1~The Duke of Valentinois had continued his road towards
44 15,1|       Colonnas, and the Duke of Valentinois to leave Rome and go each
45 15,3|         faithful to the Duke of Valentinois. ~So it was not precisely
46 15,4|       arrangements, the Duke of Valentinois was bound to hand over to
47 16,2|       he took away the duchy of Valentinois and also his pension. Still,