Chapter

 1 1 |             Should you ever go to Rome and visit the villa Pamphili,
 2 1 |       which commands the whole of Rome, you will visit the cloister
 3 1 |       committed in the streets of Rome, Alexander VI ascended the
 4 1 |         name of Julius II. To the Rome of Nero succeeded the Athens
 5 1 |       Italian. When he arrived in Rome, and saw the Greek masterpieces
 6 2 |         the seven months in which Rome, conquered by the Lutheran
 7 2 |        ride without stopping from Rome to Naples, a distance of
 8 2 |       they made their way back to Rome, where they found their
 9 3 |          Massa, in the streets of Rome. This came as a relief to
10 4 |        the most noble families in Rome, of a bold, resolute, and
11 4 |           were to be sent back to Rome to raise the sum; but, under
12 4 | unsuccessful. When Francesco left Rome, the scout sent in advance
13 4 |        and Beatrice, sent back to Rome Giacomo and his two other
14 5 |          the mourners returned to Rome, hoping at length to enjoy
15 5 |          they remained quietly in Rome. ~Meantime Monsignor Guerra
16 6 |        His deposition was sent to Rome, whither he shortly afterwards
17 6 |           and down the streets of Rome, crying, "Charcoal! charcoal!"
18 6 |           of torture then used in Rome the most common were the
19 7 |     horses through the streets of Rome. But so barbarous a sentence
20 7 |          and skilful advocates in Rome immediately busied themselves
21 8 |    Monsignor Taverna, governor of Rome, and said to him-- ~"Monsignor,
22 10|           the Franciscan monks in Rome; there, agreeably to her
23 10|          Giorgio di Velobre. ~All Rome may be said to have been