Chapter

 1 5,1 |            to hold the entrance to Tuscany against the French; when,
 2 5,1 |          dispute his entrance into Tuscany. Piero dei Medici replied,
 3 5,1 |            triumphal march through Tuscany. ~On his arrival at Lucca,
 4 6,1 |        Vitelli and his brothers in Tuscany, who were to contribute
 5 6,1 |           in three columns towards Tuscany, crossed the States of the
 6 6,2 |            know, had joined him in Tuscany, to the Venetian 'proveditori',
 7 12,1|   contingent, he took the road for Tuscany. But he was scarcely out
 8 12,1|     formidable company, he entered Tuscany declaring that his intentions
 9 12,4|            capital within reach of Tuscany, a plan which neither the
10 13,2|     Valentinais on the frontier of Tuscany received a copy of the treaty
11 13,4|            him, either to march on Tuscany or to take Sinigaglia, which
12 13,4|         did not desire to war upon Tuscany, because the Tuscans were
13 13,5| tranquillity to the Romagna and to Tuscany, and also that he thought