Chapter

 1 3,1 |         his uncle, he delayed the preparations for departure, hoping that
 2 4,4 |          of Italy to boot. In his preparations for war he had spent almost
 3 5,5 |          in the Church, just when preparations were being made for war
 4 5,8 |         of Christendom; and these preparations might well have been taken
 5 9,2 |          kind of room to make his preparations in, just as in the theatre
 6 10,3|         the Milanese observed his preparations for departure when a suppressed
 7 10,4|       happened that just when the preparations for a decisive engagement
 8 11,4|         town. ~By these defensive preparations Caesar was not greatly disconcerted;
 9 12,1| immemorial, had not only made all preparations necessary for a long resistance,
10 12,4|     busied themselves with making preparations for the departure. The pope,
11 12,4|          lady and mistress: grand preparations were at once set on foot
12 14,1|           the steward to make all preparations, and Caesar himself gave