Chapter

 1 5,7 |   Borgia, who among the army baggage had twenty very heavy waggons
 2 5,8 | their wives and children and baggage, on the Piazza of St. Peter,
 3 6,2 | beasts of burden bearing the baggage, was composed of only three
 4 6,2 |     battle was imminent, the baggage, led by the captain, Odet
 5 6,3 |   the Stradiotes, seeing the baggage alone and undefended, rushed
 6 7,1 |    all his artillery and the baggage of the conquered army. But
 7 8,4 |     silver plate, tents, and baggage. ~What gave to all the cavalcade
 8 10,4|   the next day with arms and baggage right into the French army;
 9 10,4|    Sforza took his among the baggage, clad in a monk's frock,
10 15,1|     his army, artillery, and baggage; and to ensure his not being