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 1 III      |       contrary by assisting Pope Alexander to occupy the Romagna. It
 2 III      |        an end to the ambition of Alexander, and to prevent his becoming
 3 III      |     Louis yielded the Romagna to Alexander and the kingdom to Spain
 4 III(5)   |   Amboise, created a cardinal by Alexander VI. Born 1460, died 1510.
 5 III      |          Borgia, the son of Pope Alexander, was usually called, occupied
 6 IV       |          OF DARIUS, CONQUERED BY ALEXANDER, DID NOT REBEL AGAINST THE
 7 IV       |        AGAINST THE SUCCESSORS OF ALEXANDER AT HIS DEATH~CONSIDERING
 8 IV       |          wonder how, seeing that Alexander the Great became the master
 9 IV       |        it was only necessary for Alexander, first to overthrow him
10 IV       |         state remained secure to Alexander, for the above reasons.
11 IV       |    marvel at the ease with which Alexander held the Empire of Asia,
12 VII      |    extreme malignity of fortune.~Alexander VI, in wishing to aggrandize
13 VII      |     Venetians and the consent of Alexander. He was no sooner in Milan
14 VII      |         quickly accomplished had Alexander lived.~Such was his line
15 VII      |         take from him that which Alexander had given him, so he decided
16 VII      |          things, at the death of Alexander, he had accomplished three.
17 VII      |         prospering the year that Alexander died, for he had acquired
18 VII      |       own power and ability.~But Alexander died five years after he
19 VII      |     sound health at the death of Alexander12, everything would have
20 VII(12)  |                                  Alexander VI died of fever, 18th August
21 VII      |         shortness of the life of Alexander and his own sickness frustrated
22 VIII     |        times, during the rule of Alexander VI, Oliverotto da Fermo,
23 VIII     |         of the greatness of Pope Alexander and his son Cesare, and
24 XI       |          power, seeing that from Alexander backwards the Italian potentates (
25 XI       |        little esteemed in Italy.~Alexander VI arose afterwards, who
26 XI       |        through the chastisements Alexander, the factions wiped out;
27 XI       |      never been practised before Alexander’s time. Such things Julius
28 XII(21)  |          one of the bons mots of Alexander VI, and refers to the ease
29 XII(21)  |       that it was true what Pope Alexander was wont to say: That the
30 XIII     |        how Philip, the father of Alexander the Great, and many republics
31 XIV      |          his mind, as it is said Alexander the Great imitated Achilles,
32 XIV      |        imitated Achilles, Caesar Alexander, Scipio Cyrus. And whoever
33 XVI      |          were Cyrus, Caesar, and Alexander; because it does not take
34 XVIII    |     cannot pass over in silence. Alexander VI did nothing else but
35 XVIII(39)|          Testina addition, 1550.~Alexander never did what he said,
36 XIX      |          Macrinus, Heliogabalus, Alexander, and Maximinus.~There is
37 XIX      |         Aurelius], Pertinax, and Alexander, being all men of modest
38 XIX      |         harm.~But let us come to Alexander, who was a man of such great
39 XIX      | disgusted with the effeminacy of Alexander, of whom I have already
40 XIX      |       dangerous for Pertinax and Alexander, being new princes, to imitate
41 XXIV     |       Macedon, not the father of Alexander the Great, but he who was