Chapter

 1 2,1 |        with him, to give him a considerable pension, and to give to
 2 3,1 |     his father died, leaving a considerable fortune, he resolved to
 3 5,5 |      magnificent, but the most considerable in the whole army; for as
 4 6,3 |      their fighting produced a considerable effect on those who were
 5 6,4 |      thousand volunteers and a considerable number of Spanish horse
 6 7,1 |     known, brought with them a considerable sum of money from the liberal
 7 9,1 |        first of these projects considerable progress had been made,
 8 9,1 |   actually on Shrove Tuesday a considerable number of boys were collected
 9 9,2 |        again followed the most considerable of the citizens of their
10 11,1|  summer Bajazet would land two considerable armies, one in Romagna,
11 11,3|      was somewhat delayed, and considerable inroads had been made upon
12 13,2| men-at-arms, 3000 Swiss, and a considerable train of artillery. In these
13 13,4|      had meanwhile collected a considerable army at Imala, and the four
14 15,1|     Colonna awaiting it with a considerable band of men. ~Caesar thought