Chapter

 1 4,1 |    him a free and friendly passage through his own States. ~
 2 4,1 |    of Milan should grant a passage to the King of France through
 3 4,4 |    had promised him a safe passage, men, and money. ~This was
 4 4,5 |   of troops to dispute his passage, descended into Piedmont
 5 5,1 |    French fleet to offer a passage through Rome. The pope,
 6 5,1 |   VIII wanted was simply a passage through her territory, so
 7 5,2 |  need-were, to dispute his passage. Piero dei Medici, amazed
 8 6,1 |    venture to oppose their passage. ~Charles, however, was
 9 6,1 |  the confederate troops, a passage for his king's army and
10 6,1 |    busy superintending the passage of the last of his cannon
11 6,2 | asked to be allowed a free passage across the fair plains of
12 6,2 |   and attempt to block his passage. The king accordingly, following
13 6,4 | had not only refused him a passage, but had even attempted,
14 15,2|    gate, set fire to it: a passage gained, they made their