Chapter

1 2,1 |  Bajazet, who knew all the importance of such a rival, if he once
2 2,2 |  occupation of the highest importance for a man of the character
3 3,4 | little they attained to an importance never acquired by the boorish
4 4,2 |    the highest conceivable importance to Aragon just at the time
5 8,3 |   he attached all the more importance to this marriage because
6 11,5| the approach of someone of importance. Caesar, soon perceiving
7 12,4|   one could not compare in importance with the other; and the