Chapter

 1 5,1 |     Charles VIII received him on horseback, and addressing him with
 2 5,1 |          Charles VIII set him on horseback, and ordered him to go on
 3 5,2 |        dei Medici had mounted on horseback, and under the impression
 4 5,4 |        duke of Calabria mount on horseback, and, to use his own words,
 5 5,7 |        the king, who had been on horseback since the morning, with
 6 5,8 |         then Caesar, mounting on horseback, went to the Vatican, whence
 7 6,2 |         king, ready armed and on horseback, summoned Commines and bade
 8 6,2 |          hundred cross-bowmen an horseback, with French archers besides,
 9 7,3 |        led by a fifth who was on horseback, flung themselves upon him.
10 7,3 |     beside him. ~Then the man on horseback, who had watched the assassination
11 8,1 | ambassadors were awaiting him on horseback at the door, he proceeded
12 11,2|         Caesar remained alone an horseback within the lists, Alfonso
13 11,2|          and perceiving a man on horseback, rushed instantly upon him.
14 11,2|           Caesar had remained on horseback, seeking to discover the
15 11,3|       when he perceived a man on horseback he rushed upon him, and
16 13,5|       the morning, he started on horseback for the Vatican; but at