Chapter

 1 5,7 |      Peter, went up with a few gentlemen only. He found His Holiness
 2 6,1 |     French lances, two hundred gentlemen of his guard, one hundred
 3 6,1 |     effect an the king and the gentlemen of his army than to excite
 4 6,2 |    Jean de Lagrange, a hundred gentlemen of the guard with Gilles
 5 6,3 | conferring knighthood on those gentlemen who had earned the favour
 6 6,3 |      centre, together with the gentlemen of his household fell upon
 7 6,3 |   separated as he was from his gentlemen, who could not follow him;
 8 7,4 | following are his own words: ~"Gentlemen," he said, "last Wednesday
 9 7,4 |   Giacomo. That was all I saw, gentlemen, and so it is all I can
10 8,4 |        were followed by twenty gentlemen dressed in cloth of gold
11 10,1|    favours to certain Milanese gentlemen, and bestowed the town of
12 10,1| actions and behaviour of these gentlemen during the seven years that
13 10,2|         bishops, prelates, and gentlemen, such as would have done
14 12,4|        brothers-in-law and the gentlemen in their suite, the Senate
15 13,1|      himself and certain young gentlemen of Arezzo to get that town
16 13,3| calling into his pay all those gentlemen known as "broken lances,"