Chapter

 1 2,1 | Constantine, Palaeologos Dragozes, besieged by three hundred thousand
 2 3,1 |          and at a time when he was besieged on all sides by mediocrities,
 3 7,1 |        Braccianno, which was being besieged by the Duke of Urbino, who
 4 10,3|      Novarra. ~There besiegers and besieged were sons of the same nation;
 5 11,4|          Forli, at which point the besieged party had erected a powerful
 6 12,2|          much to the terror of the besieged, who, poor creatures, were
 7 12,3|          such impetuosity that the besieged did not even attempt to
 8 13,1|          between the besiegers and besieged. A capitulation was arranged
 9 13,1|         ancient constitution, they besieged the citadel, whither Cosimo
10 13,1|        most serene republic to the besieged, and instead of help the