Chapter

1 1,1 |   to overflow into all the neighbouring streets, which started from
2 3,4 | watch on the policy of the neighbouring States. John Sforza, grandson
3 4,5 | procured its own corn from neighbouring provinces; it was plain
4 5,5 |  towards the plaza and the neighbouring streets. The remainder of
5 11,4| his winter quarters in the neighbouring towns, in order to be quite
6 11,5|    only made a halt at the neighbouring town, as the fair bride
7 16,1|  Count of Benevento in the neighbouring village: he added that from