Chapter

 1 5,2 | fallen under the rule of the Florentines. Charles VIII made no reply
 2 5,2 |    out of his reckoning. The Florentines had received Charles VIII
 3 5,2 |    of consternation; but the Florentines were confirmed in their
 4 5,2 |    single obstacle, that the Florentines were possessed of sure resources,
 5 5,8 |      or by actual force. The Florentines alone refused to take part
 6 9,1 |    he had pointed out to the Florentines, who were excluded from
 7 9,3 |    The firmness shown by the Florentines in claiming their rights
 8 10,1|      against the Empire. The Florentines, who had engaged to furnish
 9 11,4|     allies, the Venetian and Florentines, who had not dared to send
10 12,1|     unjustly executed by the Florentines; that the Signoria should
11 12,1|    king's orders, and as the Florentines were not aware that he was
12 13,2|                    2~But the Florentines, though they had sent no
13 13,2|     instant surrender to the Florentines of the towns and fortresses