Chapter

 1 3,4 |      In consequence of this, a league offensive and defensive
 2 3,4 | interested in maintaining this league, because he was nearest
 3 3,4 |      only of strengthening the league, but of making its power
 4 4,1 | imagined there was some secret league against himself: he attributed
 5 4,1 |   beheld the formation of this league; but he thought he could
 6 4,4 |       the head and soul of the league whereof the others were
 7 5,7 |    open country. Nearly half a league outside the town, a servant
 8 5,8 |      his genius to restore the league of Italian princes that
 9 5,8 |      sultan by name into their league. Now the confederates had
10 5,8 |          The formation of this league was made public on the 12th
11 5,8 |  Ferdinand the Catholic. ~This league was all the more disconcerting
12 5,8 |  result was that just when the league was made known, Tropea and
13 6,1 |     separate the pope from the league, so as to secure him as
14 6,4 |     the pope, the chief of the league, ordered him to leave Italy,
15 9,1 |     who were excluded from the league then forming, what sort
16 10,1|   interrupted, had just made a league with the circle of Swabia
17 11,5|   advanced; but scarcely had a league been revered when a troop
18 13,1|        go wherever there was a league against Florence, and ever
19 13,2|  learned the existence of this league by its first effects: the
20 13,3|       perpetual confederation, league, and alliance all the lords
21 14,1|      of all who had joined the league against Caesar. ~But Siena