Chapter

 1 1,2 |       while they were getting armed to accompany him, he drew
 2 3,2 |    fortunes. Therefore are we armed beforehand against our love,
 3 4,5 |    house. He pointed out that armed fleets were in the ports
 4 5,2 |   citizens to their aid; they armed hastily, sallied forth in
 5 5,2 | powerful houses assembled and armed their own servants and retainers,
 6 5,3 |        help His Holiness with armed men. But the envoys were
 7 5,4 |    various colours: they were armed with short swords, with
 8 6,2 |      morning, the king, ready armed and on horseback, summoned
 9 6,3 |     the Stradiotes, no longer armed with a lance, for that he
10 6,3 | enemies put to flight, ran up armed with the axes they habitually
11 7,1 |       there, with his want of armed troops and his preoccupation
12 7,1 |       with his infantry, who, armed with their formidable pikes,
13 8,2 |       returned to the Vatican armed with a precious paper, in
14 10,3|      streets were filled with armed men. This murmuring crowd
15 11,3|     suddenly Caesar appeared, armed with one of those long two
16 11,3|     was attacked by a band of armed men. Alfonso would have
17 13,5|      suite were surrounded by armed men, who led him into another
18 15,4|     Cesena, presented himself armed with his warrant before