Chapter

 1 4,1 |            1493, by which the new allies pledged themselves to set
 2 4,4 |     despair of counting among his allies the very enemy he was at
 3 4,4 |         check with the aid of his allies the progress of operations
 4 4,4 |        contingent he expected his allies to furnish, he had at his
 5 4,4 |         to bow to the will of his allies, leaving the one to defend
 6 5,7 |         the hands of his faithful allies, the Swiss. It was well
 7 5,8 |       much difference between his allies and his enemies. Maximilian,
 8 5,8 |       Ferdinand and Isabella were allies of the dethroned house.
 9 8,4 |           pleased except only the allies of France. The conquest
10 10,1|        French into Italy; all the allies he had thought he might
11 11,4|        near relatives, and by his allies, the Venetian and Florentines,
12 12,2| conquerors and masters instead of allies. All this perhaps was not
13 14,1|         disturb himself about his allies. So Caesar, doing for the