Chapter

 1 5,2 |         the shameful proposal of capitulation, and tearing it to pieces,
 2 6,4 |         were obliged to sign the capitulation of Atella, after a siege
 3 10,4|         making it a condition of capitulation. But they replied that even
 4 10,4|      such a kind, would not make capitulation impossible, it would certainly
 5 10,4|          the duke heard that the capitulation was signed between Trivulce
 6 11,5|       with Caesar with a view to capitulation. Caesar, who still had plenty
 7 12,2|         and obtain good terms of capitulation. When he had brought them
 8 12,3|        for two days later: and a capitulation of any nature would rob
 9 12,3|     discussing the conditions of capitulation with the French captains,
10 12,3| vigilance in the belief that the capitulation was all but signed. The
11 12,3|        attack. The terms of this capitulation were faithfully adhered
12 13,1|        besiegers and besieged. A capitulation was arranged whereby Varano
13 13,1|    garrison when the news of the capitulation had been announced, he surprised