Chapter

 1 2,2 |       the kingdom of Naples, the duchy of Milan, the magnificent
 2 2,3 |          alliance with him. ~The duchy of Milan belonged nominally
 3 2,3 |          with the affairs of his duchy, to the castle of Pavia,
 4 2,3 |       the canals and the ancient duchy of Venice, the provinces
 5 3,3 |       already weak and poor, the duchy of Spoleto and other wealthy
 6 4,1 |         Sforza, uneasy about his duchy, resolved to threaten Ferdinand'
 7 4,1 |         Ludowico Sforza over the duchy of Milan against anyone
 8 7,2 |         and Pontecorvo to form a duchy as an appanage to his son'
 9 8,4 |        an expedition against the duchy of Milan, on which, as we
10 10,2| life-governor of Spoleto and its duchy, with all emoluments, rights,
11 12,3|     where Louis XII gave him the duchy of Anjou and 30,000 ducats
12 12,4|          heir presumptive to the duchy of Ferrara was received
13 12,4|         their last conquest, the duchy of Piombino. The apparent
14 13,1|      Caesar's troops entered the duchy of Urbino, and took possession
15 13,1|          was master of his whole duchy, except the fortresses of
16 13,1|       successive captures of the duchy of Urbino, of Camerino,
17 13,2|        this example, and all the duchy was once more in the hands
18 13,4|      were with their army in the duchy of Urbino; but after the
19 13,4|        was the only place in the duchy of Urbino that had not again
20 13,4|     complete pacification of the duchy of Urbino. He added that
21 14,1|          means of converting his duchy into a kingdom. ~Caesar
22 16,2|       marriage, he took away the duchy of Valentinois and also