Chapter

 1 3,4 |          same time: he needed an ally to keep a watch on the policy
 2 4,1 | interests: Florence, Milan's old ally, was abandoning her for
 3 4,1 |      Lastly, to hand over to his ally the principality of Tarentum
 4 4,3 |         she could not betray her ally by yielding to the demands
 5 4,3 |          resolved to rely on his ally Ludovico Sforza alone, and
 6 4,5 |         might be produced on his ally by this scene. But he was
 7 4,5 |     Florence, accompanied by his ally; but scarcely had they reached
 8 5,1 |        this service to their new ally. Then Charles VIII set him
 9 5,4 |          had came to abandon his ally, and sent to Charles the
10 8,4 |          to have the pope as his ally. So he promised the Duke
11 10,2|        great friendship with his ally and relative Louis XII,
12 11,2|       into the son-in-law of his ally. Whereas, if Alfonso were
13 12,1|          undertaking against his ally Bentivoglio; Caesar, not
14 12,1|      then, reinforced by his new ally's contingent, he took the
15 12,1|          dei Medici, kinsman and ally of the Orsini, should be
16 12,1|       his word to so powerful an ally; he therefore replied that
17 12,2|          by Frederic's faithless ally was not destined to endure
18 12,2|        arrived at Rome, that his ally Ferdinand had deceived him,
19 13,2|         king engaged to help his ally against any enemy whatsoever,
20 13,3|        in him they respected the ally of the King of France; they