Chapter

 1 4,4 |    Consequently he, pressed on the siege of Ostia, and added to Virginio'
 2 5,8 |          house, where they stood a siege, and made so valiant a defense
 3 6,4 |    capitulation of Atella, after a siege of thirty-two days, on the
 4 10,1|       Arezzo, and immediately laid siege to the town. ~Ludovico Sforza'
 5 10,1|             and money to sustain a siege of several months. ~Two
 6 10,2|          capture, but of a regular siege; so he began to make all
 7 11,4| reconnoitred, he at once began the siege, pitching his camp between
 8 11,4|            was forced to raise the siege and take up his winter quarters
 9 11,5|          him, Caesar converted the siege into a blockade: all the
10 12,1|          Bagliani to prosecute the siege in his absence. ~ ~
11 12,2|        Volturno, approached to lay siege to Capua, and invested the
12 12,3|  friendliness, and returned to the siege of Piombino, which he had