Chapter

 1 Pro,2|      mountains, the walls of our towns, like those of Jericho,
 2 2,3  |           besides several little towns and stations on the coast,
 3 4,2  |   Margaret's dowry, and also the towns of Aire, Hesdin, and Bethune,
 4 5,7  |         of Charles: the gates of towns opened of themselves at
 5 6,2  |         garrisons in the various towns and fortresses they had
 6 7,1  |       more or less help from the towns of Perugia, Todi, and Narni,
 7 10,1 |        possession of the various towns, the capital, and all the
 8 10,1 |          at Avignon, most of the towns and fortresses of the Romagna
 9 11,4 |   Valentinois entered both these towns without striking a single
10 11,4 |     quarters in the neighbouring towns, in order to be quite ready
11 12,2 |      would open the gates of his towns, only to receive into his
12 12,3 | pontifical bulls, converting the towns of Nepi and Sermoneta into
13 13,1 |        of Cagli, one of the four towns of the little State. The
14 13,1 |           Cortone, and the other towns of the valley of Chiana,
15 13,2 |        to the Florentines of the towns and fortresses he had taken,
16 13,2 |      evacuation of the conquered towns. He also was entrusted with
17 13,2 |         power, and coveted their towns, now he thought the hour
18 13,2 |        have these fortresses and towns displaying another banner
19 13,2 |        once. In less than a week towns and fortresses followed
20 13,3 |       themselves with taking the towns and fortresses in the neighbourhood.
21 13,5 |         their soldiers in little towns or villages in the neighbourhood
22 14,1 |         and had seized these two towns without striking a blow;
23 14,3 | condottiere who had taken thirty towns and fifteen fortresses in
24 15,3 | precisely the defection of these towns, which, thanks to their
25 15,3 |          Church might save these towns from their aggressors; but,