Chapter

 1 4,1 |  offering him was virtually the command of the Mediterranean, the
 2 4,4 |        his brother Frederic the command of a fleet that consisted
 3 4,5 |       became Louis XII) to take command of the French fleet and
 4 4,5 |   invitation which was really a command. They took off necklaces,
 5 5,8 |        were to be put under the command of Gonzalvo of Cordova,
 6 5,8 |         forty galleys under the command of Antonio Grimani, were
 7 6,1 | men-at-arms, the last under the command of the prefect of Rome,
 8 6,2 |  bravest of the army, under the command of Marechal de Gie and Jacques
 9 6,2 |       thousand Swiss, under the command of Engelbert der Cleves
10 6,4 |     horse and foot, led, at the command of Ferdinand and Isabella,
11 6,4 |      knew to be entirely at his command, owing to the King's great
12 8,1 |       but when he was second in command it was soon evident to the
13 10,1|        a second time, under the command of Trivulce. Louis XII had
14 10,1|        hundred lances under the command of Yves d'Alegre, and four
15 10,1|        thousand Swiss under the command of the bailiff of Dijon,
16 10,3|     that the pride of those who command is surpassed by the baseness
17 11,1|        as they were obeying his command, there came up such a furious
18 12,1|    twelve hundred men under the Command of Regniero della Sassetta
19 12,2|         6000 infantry under the command of the Colonna, whom he
20 13,1|         This army was under the command of Vitellozzo, of Gian Paolo
21 13,1| Florence, and ever ready at the command of Borgia, on any conditions
22 13,2|      Gian Paolo Baglioni was in command of Perugia, Oliverotto had
23 13,2|  infantry of which they had the command; but, unaware of the urgency
24 13,4|        army once more under his command. Fear began to spread on
25 15,1|       had, especially since the command was entrusted to Michelotto,
26 15,3|      estates, and put under the command of Giacopo Venieri, who
27 16,2|      revolted: Caesar then took command of the army which Jean d'