Chapter

1 4,4 |     proposed, therefore, to advance at once into Lombardy, to
2 4,5 |    his grand equerry, on in advance, to have splendid accommodation
3 5,5 | bronze cannons were seen to advance, bumping along as they lay
4 7,1 |   general might only be the advance guard of the King of France.
5 13,2|     only sent him orders to advance no further step forwards,
6 13,2|   prohibition from Louis to advance any further. Caesar also
7 13,5|    by urging your cavalry's advance towards Borgo, and there
8 15,1|    chariots escorted by his advance guard. ~The duke was carried