Chapter

1 2,2 |  cast a glance over the four nations which were on the way, as
2 3,1 |    supreme head of kings and nations took such hold of Roderigo,
3 3,4 |     escape the envy of other nations. As yet the plains of Pisa
4 3,4 |  with them the poor and rude nations of fighting men who surrounded
5 4,1 |  easier: he knew the warlike nations of Charles VIII, and the
6 10,3|     put up to auction by the nations, and carried away from the
7 10,3| their intercourse with other nations. From being models of honour