Chapter

 1 4,3 |      had to keep ceaselessly on guard against the Turks; that,
 2 5,5 |         and formed the hindmost guard of the French army. ~It
 3 5,5 |       six hours since the front guard entered the town; and as
 4 5,8 |         send the captain of his guard to the rescue, who, with
 5 6,1 |        hundred gentlemen of his guard, one hundred Italian men-at-arms,
 6 6,2 |    three hundred archers of the guard, whom the king had sent
 7 6,2 |        hundred gentlemen of the guard with Gilles Carrone far
 8 6,2 |  regulate the march of the rear guard by that of the centre, just
 9 6,2 |         separated from the rear guard, and retired to the extreme
10 6,3 |       on the right bank, one to guard the camp under the instruction
11 7,1 |       might only be the advance guard of the King of France. So
12 8,4 | visitors received so numerous a guard, and were welcomed by a
13 12,3|       with a captain who was on guard at one of the gates. Such
14 13,5|         surprised and off their guard, were at once made prisoners;
15 15,1|         escorted by his advance guard. ~The duke was carried out
16 15,2|      about the palace, so as to guard all its exits. Now the Orsini,
17 15,2|        Caesar's men kept a good guard on every side, and offered
18 15,2|         being able to force the guard of the Castle Sant' Angelo,
19 15,4|         to Ostia under the sole guard of the Cardinal of Santa
20 15,4|        let him go out without a guard. Then Caesar, feeling some