Chapter

 1 Pro,2|   forgive you for promising two thousand florins reward to the man
 2 1,1  |     able to give more than five thousand crowns to continue the project
 3 1,1  |    contributed their work for a thousand years: at this epoch the
 4 1,1  |         staircases, and the two thousand bedchambers; for Pope Sixtus
 5 1,2  |        has engaged to give five thousand ducats to the Cardinal Patriarch
 6 1,3  |   simultaneously frog a hundred thousand breasts followed the silence "
 7 2,1  |       besieged by three hundred thousand Turks, after having appealed
 8 2,3  |        that was not open to her thousand ships; she possessed in
 9 4,4  |     interests should supply six thousand horse and six thousand infantry;
10 4,4  |      six thousand horse and six thousand infantry; he himself would
11 4,4  |   twenty men in each, and three thousand bowmen and light horse.
12 5,3  |         the aid of four or five thousand Turks would be insufficient
13 5,4  |         of a porcupine. To each thousand of the soldiery were attached
14 5,4  |        Gascony: there were five thousand of them, wearing a very
15 5,5  |       total of 10,000 men. Five thousand light horse rode next, who
16 5,5  |    Italians, weighed nearly six thousand pounds. After the cannons
17 5,8  |   hemmed in on all sides by two thousand Spaniards, who began to
18 5,8  |      horsemen on board and five thousand infantry, to help him to
19 6,1  |      Italian men-at-arms, three thousand Swiss infantry, one thousand
20 6,1  |    thousand Swiss infantry, one thousand French and one thousand
21 6,1  |         thousand French and one thousand Gascon. He also expected
22 6,1  |        that the enemy had forty thousand men under arms and were
23 6,2  |      Italy, were scarcely eight thousand strong, while the combined
24 6,2  | exceeded a total of thirty-five thousand. So Charles decided to try
25 6,2  |         them consisted of three thousand Swiss, under the command
26 6,2  |       the rear, preceded by six thousand beasts of burden bearing
27 6,3  |     hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry, had crossed the
28 6,3  |         men-at-arms and his two thousand infantry, and Gonzaga in
29 6,3  |  Stradiotes, and more than five thousand infantry: this division
30 6,4  |       his own and killing three thousand men, and then waiting a
31 6,4  |   Sicily into Calabria with six thousand volunteers and a considerable
32 7,1  |     re-entered Italy with three thousand Swiss, and fearing lest
33 7,4  |         these words, repeated a thousand times: "Search, search;
34 10,1 |    leaving in the citadel three thousand foot and enough provisions,
35 10,1 |         Yves d'Alegre, and four thousand Swiss under the command
36 11,5 |   forced to retire, leaving two thousand men in the trenches about
37 11,5 |         town, and among the two thousand one of his bravest condottieri,
38 12,1 |     hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry. In exchange for
39 12,1 |     hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry; he had just been
40 12,1 |        him another two or three thousand men; so, without counting
41 12,1 |    hundred men-at-arms and five thousand infantry. ~Still, in spite
42 12,3 |      Duke of Valentinois; seven thousand inhabitants were massacred
43 13,1 |     garrison the citadel with a thousand men. Then, profiting by