Chapter

 1 5,5 |       same for thrusting. Their horses were large and strong, but
 2 5,5 |        the French custom. These horses, unlike those of the Italian
 3 5,5 |    knight was followed by three horses the first ridden by a page
 4 5,7 |        were led six magnificent horses, a present from the Holy
 5 5,7 |      awaited him with two swift horses. Caesar, who was an excellent
 6 6,2 |      the footmen holding to the horses' tails. As soon as he saw
 7 6,3 |       the fray, slashing at the horses' legs and dealing heavy
 8 6,4 |         it farther with men and horses so worn out. This view was
 9 7,2 |       servants rode magnificent horses, caparisoned in velvet trimmed
10 7,3 |         together, mounted their horses, which were waiting for
11 8,3 |   pack-saddles, and led off the horses to a court between the palace
12 8,4 |  Finally, behind these eighteen horses came six beautiful mules,
13 8,4 |       extravagance was that the horses and mules were shod with
14 8,4 |   audacious thing to put on his horses' feet a metal of which king'
15 10,2|        a company of two hundred horses ridden by the most illustrious
16 12,4|     sending to Corneto to fetch horses, he rejoined the duke, who
17 14,3| machines at which farriers shoe horses; every day a bull was brought
18 16,1|    village with three excellent horses; it was now Caesar's part