Chapter

 1 2,3 |      commanded the whole Aragonese party; the other was Duke John
 2 2,3 |        commanded the whole Angevin party. Still he managed to hold
 3 4,1 |      million of our francs. In his party the Bishop of Arezzo, Gentile,
 4 4,2 |         any rate helped the Aragon party with men and money. ~Lastly,
 5 4,3 |       obliged to join the stronger party. Furnished with this reply,
 6 5,3 |            in the hands of a third party, so that your Highness might
 7 5,8 |        instead of making himself a party among the great Neapolitan
 8 6,1 |           the half of his Swiss, a party of his Gascons, eight hundred
 9 6,2 |          the Milanese and Venetian party being to let the king go
10 7,1 |         had he been the vanquished party; and the pope accepted his
11 8,4 |            then, in the midst of a party of four-and-twenty lacqueys,
12 9,1 |        pleasure-loving Florence, a party of some size, known as the '
13 9,2 |            ardour for one or other party. All Florence was like a
14 9,2 |           of the citizens of their party, bearing torches, for, sure
15 9,3 |            of points which neither party would give up, and affairs
16 9,3 |        were they by the Arrabbiati party, who had always denounced
17 10,4|           nobles of the Ghibelline party, taking the road to Piacenza,
18 11,4|           which point the besieged party had erected a powerful bastion. ~
19 13,1| subjugating Florence, joined their party, set the captives at liberty,
20 15,2|         the Spanish and the French party, each desiring the election