Chapter

 1 4,1 |         of 20,000 horse and 6,000 infantry. ~Ferdinand was frightened
 2 4,4 |   thousand horse and six thousand infantry; he himself would furnish
 3 5,4 |         helmets. ~After the Swiss infantry came the archers of Gascony:
 4 5,5 |       swift a gallop that neither infantry or heavy cavalry could pursue
 5 5,8 |           30,000 horse and 20,000 infantry, and each of them was taxed
 6 5,8 |            to levy and equip 4000 infantry in the six weeks following
 7 5,8 |           board and five thousand infantry, to help him to ascend the
 8 6,1 | men-at-arms, three thousand Swiss infantry, one thousand French and
 9 6,1 |           difficult for horse and infantry. Besides, on the western
10 6,3 |      men-at-arms and two thousand infantry, had crossed the Taro where
11 6,3 |  men-at-arms and his two thousand infantry, and Gonzaga in pursuit
12 6,3 |           more than five thousand infantry: this division alone was
13 7,1 |         these picked men with his infantry, who, armed with their formidable
14 10,1|            9000 Gascons, and 3500 infantry, raised from all parts of
15 10,1|          300 men-at-arms and 2000 infantry, if he would help them to
16 10,3|           Burgundy and 8000 Swiss infantry, with whom he had entered
17 10,3|         been practically the only infantry in Europe, and all the Powers
18 10,4|       1500 lances and 6000 French infantry; finally, the bailiff of
19 10,4|         place in the ranks of the infantry, and Sforza took his among
20 12,1|      men-at-arms and two thousand infantry. In exchange for these favours,
21 12,1|      men-at-arms and two thousand infantry; he had just been joined
22 12,1|     men-at-arms and five thousand infantry. ~Still, in spite of this
23 12,2|         600 light horse, and 6000 infantry under the command of the
24 12,2|        some light horse, and 3000 infantry; in person he occupied Aversa
25 13,1|         800 men-at-arms and 3,000 infantry, was following the secret
26 13,2|           200 light horse and 500 infantry of which they had the command;
27 13,4|         had 2000 cavalry and 2000 infantry with him. Several days were
28 13,4|       immediately behind them his infantry; following close in the
29 13,4|          width of the road to the infantry: which latter defiled, crossed
30 13,5|        alone had kept nearly 1000 infantry and 150 horse, who were
31 13,5|         and there assembling some infantry also, in order that they
32 15,1|          horse and more than 1000 infantry. Indeed, they entered Rome
33 15,1|     should add to his numbers 400 infantry, who, in case of attack
34 15,1|         pieces of cannon, and 400 infantry of the Sacred College, on
35 15,2|          250 light horse, and 800 infantry, and lodged in his palace,