Chapter

 1 4,2 |     and could set on foot the enterprise that Ludavico Sforza had
 2 4,4 |    Bourbon both condemned his enterprise; Briconnet, who had advised
 3 4,5 |      point of abandoning that enterprise on which, as Alexander's
 4 4,5 |       side if he renounced an enterprise so loudly vaunted beforehand,
 5 5,8 |    the defeat of Alfonso. The enterprise was more easily accomplished
 6 6,4 |   family, when Charles VIII's enterprise compelled him to concentrate
 7 7,2 |  about to share some terrible enterprise. ~He signed to him to shut
 8 11,4|       his victims. ~His first enterprise was against Pesaro: this
 9 13,1| artillery to help him in this enterprise. This the unlucky Duke of
10 13,3|     the very soul of his vast enterprise, as that he had led the
11 13,5|    joy at the success of this enterprise, which he assured me he
12 16,1|  hardest part of his perilous enterprise, clinging with hands and