Chapter

 1 3,4 |     poor and rude nations of fighting men who surrounded them
 2 5,1 |   there, and after an hour's fighting had cut it to pieces. No
 3 6,2 |  sent to help the cavalry by fighting in the spaces between them. ~
 4 6,3 |     peculiar method of their fighting produced a considerable
 5 6,3 |     serrying their ranks and fighting in a body. This false move
 6 6,4 |    the honour of his arms in fighting an army four times as great
 7 7,1 |      Duke of Urbino, who was fighting in the rear to aid the retreat,
 8 8,3 |    began kicking, biting and fighting each other until several
 9 9,2 | Alexander; so he resolved on fighting Savonarola with his own
10 10,4| auxiliaries declared that in fighting against their Swiss brethren