Chapter

 1 4,1 |        far Charles VIII. By this treaty it was agreed: ~That the
 2 4,1 |       Naples was effected. ~This treaty was scarcely concluded when
 3 4,2 |        Anne of Brittany. ~By the treaty of Etaples, on the 3rd of
 4 4,2 |        war with England. ~By the treaty of Barcelona, dated the
 5 4,2 |       them shut. ~Lastly, by the treaty of Senlis, dated the 23rd
 6 4,2 |          of Calabria. ~When this treaty, so advantageous for himself,
 7 4,3 |         the house of Aragon by a treaty, she could not betray her
 8 4,5 |          they were both bound by treaty to his enemy, Alfonso of
 9 5,1 |          Lorenzo had concluded a treaty of alliance with Ferdinand
10 5,2 |  Signoria spoke of ratifying the treaty of Piero dei Medici, the
11 5,2 |         king replied that such a treaty no longer existed, as they
12 5,4 |        include Alfonso II in the treaty, and in case he should refuse
13 5,8 | According to the articles of the treaty agreed upon by the confederates,
14 5,8 |   following the signature of the treaty. The fleets were to be equipped
15 7,1 |      Venetians, in virtue of the treaty quoted above. ~The Venetian
16 7,1 |      died, eight days before the treaty was signed, of the same
17 10,1|      called an infraction of the treaty made between vassals and
18 12,2|         had also signed a secret treaty with Ferdinand the Catholic,
19 12,2|          house of Anjou. By this treaty the two kings were sharing
20 12,2|        presented to the pope the treaty signed at Grenada on the
21 12,2|        Ferdinand the Catholic, a treaty which up, to that time had
22 13,2|   Tuscany received a copy of the treaty signed between the republic
23 13,2|        and the King of France, a treaty in which the king engaged
24 13,2|      already lost everything. ~A treaty of alliance was signed between
25 13,3|      that he was ready to sign a treaty in consonance with their
26 13,3|         promises that the second treaty shall be ratified by the
27 13,4|          to the confederates the treaty drawn up between him and
28 13,4|         differences by a private treaty, and sent his son to arrange
29 13,4|        be the guarantors of this treaty. ~But the convention brought
30 13,4|   Oliverotto decided to sign the treaty that Orsino brought, and
31 15,2|         Caesar was signing a new treaty with Louis XII, by which
32 15,2|         lost. ~The day when this treaty was made known, Gonzalvo
33 15,3|          same year, had signed a treaty of peace with the Turks:
34 15,4|        drawn up in the form of a treaty and sanctioned by a bull.
35 15,4|    Angelo. In fulfilment of this treaty, Caesar went down the Tiber