Chapter

 1 2,3 |  their territories: thus the Colonnas were at Ostia and at Nettuna,
 2 4,4 |   enforce obedience from the Colonnas. The rest of his troops
 3 5,4 |  Ostia from the hands of the Colonnas; Civita Vecchia and Corneto
 4 7,1 | Orsini's had followed on the Colonnas', he marched towards Braccianno,
 5 13,3|     days, if he has hath the Colonnas and the Orsini against him."
 6 14,3|      were the Orsini and the Colonnas: from the one family he
 7 14,3| opened negotiations with the Colonnas. ~Meanwhile the obsequies
 8 15,1|   government of Caesar. ~The Colonnas were pledged to maintain
 9 15,1|      ordered the Orsini, the Colonnas, and the Duke of Valentinois
10 15,1|  example was followed by the Colonnas. No one was left but Caesar,
11 15,1|   Spanish ambassador for the Colonnas, the ambassador of France