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 1 5,5 |            most illustrious knights marched on foot beside the prince,
 2 5,5 |       armour; on his right and left marched Cardinal Ascanio Sforza,
 3 7,1 |       followed on the Colonnas', he marched towards Braccianno, which
 4 7,1 |           him half his journey, and marched out to confront him: the
 5 8,4 | battle-horses, led by equerries who marched alongside; these were followed
 6 9,2 |             crosses in their hands, marched behind singing a psalm;
 7 10,1|             cloth of gold and silk, marched before him singing hymns
 8 10,2|            borders of the Euza, and marched at once to Imola. This town,
 9 10,2|     capitulate. Imola taken, Caesar marched straight upon Forli. There
10 10,4|            over his eyes. ~The army marched off; but the Swiss, who
11 11,4|            garrison behind him, and marched on to Faenza. ~But there
12 11,5|            into the country than he marched anew upon the town, camped
13 11,5|        lords of the Roman nobility, marched about the streets, bearing
14 13,1|         Camerino, and of Arezzo, he marched upon Monte San Severino,
15 13,2|          quit the Romagna, had they marched against him; all the more
16 13,5|        brave condottiere. ~The duke marched up to them holding out his
17 15,1|        behind, both right and left, marched his army, their arms in