Chapter

1 6,2 |  danger, had already come to blows, rushing down into the plain
2 6,3 |   French rearguard coming to blows with the Marquis of Mantua.
3 6,3 |   pay back with interest the blows they had received from the
4 6,3 |       legs and dealing heavy blows that smashed in the visors
5 7,1 | chance even of returning the blows they received; at the same
6 11,3| scabbard he had received two blows from a halberd, one on his
7 11,3|    Struck down by these five blows, he lost his footing and
8 14,3|   and thrust in with violent blows; then the carpenters put
9 15,2|   Caesar saw that to come to blows in his then feeble state