Chapter

1 4,1 |    disembarked at Calais with a formidable army, and was threatening
2 5,5 |         size of a grenade. This formidable artillery brought up the
3 6,1 |         S. Angelo, putting in a formidable garrison, and leaving Cardinal
4 7,1 | infantry, who, armed with their formidable pikes, ran them through,
5 9,1 |       and an influence far more formidable than before, because it
6 9,3 |      free from perhaps the most formidable enemy who had ever risen
7 11,4|        held out long against so formidable an army, had not winter
8 12,1|         Still, in spite of this formidable company, he entered Tuscany