Chapter

 1 4,4 |   hundred squadrons of heavy cavalry, twenty men in each, and
 2 5,5 |       5~Behind them rode the cavalry, the flower of the French
 3 5,5 |    neither infantry or heavy cavalry could pursue them. Their
 4 6,2 |  saddle-bow. A detachment of cavalry was sent in pursuit; but,
 5 6,2 |    king had sent to help the cavalry by fighting in the spaces
 6 6,3 |       pressing on the French cavalry and smashing their lances
 7 7,2 |      front of the pontifical cavalry, and took his place on the
 8 13,4|   seen that he only had 2000 cavalry and 2000 infantry with him.
 9 13,4|      here Caesar ordered his cavalry to stop: it was drawn up
10 13,5| friendliness, by urging your cavalry's advance towards Borgo,
11 13,5|    Rome with a detachment of cavalry, who congratulated himself
12 15,2|      them at the head of his cavalry. ~Face to face with danger,
13 15,2|      than his enemy, saw his cavalry cut to pieces; and after
14 16,2|  men-at-arms, upon a body of cavalry which made his adversary'
15 16,2|     great astonishment, this cavalry at the first shock gave