Chapter

1 3,4 | nations of fighting men who surrounded them on all sides, that
2 4,3 |  advice to a prince who was surrounded by such experienced generals
3 4,5 |   it is true, but a village surrounded by walls, but beyond Fivizzano
4 6,3 |    found himself all alone, surrounded by these men, who, had they
5 10,3|     a golden laurel wreath, surrounded by lictors, soldiers, and
6 10,4|   twenty-five men, he first surrounded Conrads house, and then
7 11,5|    from Cesena overtook and surrounded them. Although the soldiers
8 13,2|  and Fossombrone, they were surrounded by Orsino of Gravina and
9 13,5|   he and all his suite were surrounded by armed men, who led him