Chapter

 1 2,3 |       one was his nephew, the Count of Viana, who, basing his
 2 3,1 | Vanozza, and took the name of Count Ferdinand of Castile. The
 3 3,4 |       he knew he could always count on Lucrezia and Caesar,
 4 4,1 |     alliance was signed, with Count Charles di Belgiojasa and
 5 4,1 | Charles di Belgiojasa and the Count of Cajazza acting for Ludovica
 6 4,2 |    that Caesar was the son of Count Ferdinand of Castile; who
 7 6,3 |     of France; by his orders, Count de Cajazzo, with four hundred
 8 6,3 |       army was caught between Count di Cajazzo, barring the
 9 8,4 |      employ with the title of Count, although he had resigned
10 10,1|       he had thought he might count upon were abandoning him
11 10,1|     particular title of duke, count, or lord, and the general
12 10,4|   Sforza would do well not to count upon them, since indeed
13 12,3|   married in France Nicholas, Count of Laval, governor and admiral
14 13,2|  already occurred between the Count of Armagnac and Gonzalva
15 14,2|      with those he could best count on among his men, and disposed
16 16,1|    now lay in hiding with the Count of Benevento in the neighbouring
17 16,1|   next day forward he and the count would wait every night on
18 16,2|       were Michelotto and the Count of Benevento. Caesar sprang
19 16,2|       fervour the hand of the count and the sbirro; then all