Chapter

 1 4,5 |          who later on became Louis XII) to take command of the
 2 8,4 |           throne to the good Louis XII, a man of two conspicuous
 3 8,4 |            he could get from Louis XII's accession to the throne,
 4 8,4 |           to do all this for Louis XII and to give in addition
 5 8,4 |            convey for him to Louis XII. These were followed by
 6 8,4 |        made an alliance with Louis XII certain, was received with
 7 8,4 |          all over the town. ~Louis XII was not only grateful to
 8 10,1|         command of Trivulce. Louis XII had come as far as Lyons
 9 10,1|         the hostilities with Louis XII that had been interrupted,
10 10,1|           promise because of Louis XII's threats, and had undertaken
11 10,1| territories of their enemy. ~Louis XII received the news of this
12 10,1|             who had followed Louis XII with a view to playing his
13 10,2|            ally and relative Louis XII, was, as we know, staying
14 10,3|          and the troops that Louis XII had lent to Caesar; consequently
15 10,4|      result of this was that Louis XII, to whom runners had been
16 10,4|     Trivulce had at Mortara, Louis XII found himself master on
17 10,4|            the money sent by Louis XII, it was the Swiss in the
18 10,4|            possession of it, Louis XII took no steps to get it
19 10,4|         taken to Venice, but Louis XII claimed them, and they were
20 10,4|      poisoned by his uncle. ~Louis XII, wishing to make an end
21 11,2|            to be considered: Louis XII's rest in Lombardy was only
22 11,5|          in the name of King Louis XII, immediately to send back
23 12,1|            sent a courier to Louis XII to claim the fulfilment
24 12,1|         received orders from Louis XII to get ready, so soon as
25 12,1|       serious resistance. As Louis XII's army was continuing its
26 12,2|                            2~Louis XII was this time advancing
27 12,2|      November, 1500, between Louis XII and Ferdinand the Catholic,
28 12,3|           into France, where Louis XII gave him the duchy of Anjou
29 12,3|            of which alliance Louis XII had negotiated. ~ ~
30 13,2|       Milanese, on behalf of Louis XII, not only explaining the
31 13,2|            road to Florence, Louis XII had as soon as he reached
32 13,2|    departed for Milan, where Louis XII had just arrived, bringing
33 13,2|         than the minister of Louis XII. Thus, thanks to the public
34 13,2|             He obtained from Louis XII three hundred lances wherewith
35 13,3|            Christian Majesty Louis XII, King of France: the lords
36 13,4|           lances lent him by Louis XII had arrived at last, Vitellozzo
37 14,1|           the easier because Louis XII, having suffered reverses
38 15,2|            a new treaty with Louis XII, by which he engaged to
39 16,1|           always hoping that Louis XII would reclaim him as peer
40 16,2|       Italy, with the aid of Louis XII; but during Caesar's detention