Chapter

  1 Pro,1|          and liberty appeared as two virgins equally sacred;
  2 Pro,2|        forgive you for promising two thousand florins reward
  3 Pro,2|         to survive him more than two years. "Since his death
  4 1,1  |     centuries and the expense of two hundred and sixty millions,
  5 1,1  |         years: at this epoch the two magnificent chapels did
  6 1,1  |       thirty staircases, and the two thousand bedchambers; for
  7 1,1  |        one or the other of these two palaces: it is, in fact,
  8 1,1  |       Infessura may be believed, two hundred and twenty murders
  9 1,2  |          he entered a room where two women were awaiting him
 10 1,2  |           cried the elder of the two women, while the younger,
 11 1,2  |       his palace at Rome and his two castles of Monticello and
 12 1,2  |           asked the elder of the two women. ~"My father has provided
 13 1,2  |            said the elder of the two women; "now, I am certain,
 14 1,2  |       out with them, leaving the two women to dream golden dreams
 15 1,3  |          numerous, when, towards two o'clock in the afternoon,
 16 1,3  |         the balcony, and between two thunderclaps, in a moment
 17 2,1  |   Conqueror, he had died leaving two sons, the elder of whom
 18 2,1  |     enough to stir up a war. The two brothers, each at the head
 19 2,1  |        dominions. In fact, these two sovereigns, on whom history
 20 2,1  |         last entrenchment; while two men of genius, Bartolome
 21 2,3  |        on her deathbed had named two instead of one, Alfonso
 22 2,3  |         rights against Rene. The two aspirants for some time
 23 2,3  |         one after another he had two rivals, both far superior
 24 2,3  |     Still he managed to hold the two apart, and to keep himself
 25 2,3  |      After being exiled with his two brothers, Philip who died
 26 3,1  |         lover of a widow who had two daughters. The widow dying,
 27 3,1  |       forget him. It was not so: two months after he received
 28 3,1  |        to Venice, accompanied by two confidential servants, and
 29 3,1  |        home Rosa Vanozza and her two sons: such was the state
 30 3,1  |   Roderigo was none the less the two hundred and sixtieth successor
 31 3,3  |         when Caesar arrived; the two young people exchanged a
 32 3,3  |       his brother Francesco. The two young men had never been
 33 3,3  |        the heart of a tiger. The two brothers none the less embraced,
 34 3,3  |     pallor into Caesar's. So the two young men sat on, each resolved
 35 3,4  |          at this, he must employ two agencies alliances and conquests.
 36 3,4  |     remarry. Alexander opened up two negotiations at the same
 37 3,4  |        possible, urging that the two children were not of marriageable
 38 4,1  |         other ambassadors. These two important interests, compromised
 39 4,1  |          for one or other of the two leagues. Alexander VI, wounded
 40 4,1  |       kingdom of Naples. He sent two ambassadors to invite the
 41 4,1  |        to turn him out; ~To keep two hundred French lances always
 42 4,3  |             3~The wedding of the two bastards was most splendid,
 43 4,3  |        the hunting field, and in two days he was at his last
 44 4,4  |     would only take him a day or two to get across and attack
 45 4,4  |        which already amounted to two hundred men of the papal
 46 4,4  |      troops Alfonso divided into two parties: one he left in
 47 4,5  | respectively six and eight. ~The two regents appeared before
 48 4,5  |      they were covered with. The two regents could do no less
 49 4,5  |      were first cousins, sons of two sisters of the house of
 50 4,5  |          kingdom, and that these two motives were far too important
 51 4,5  |       John Galeazzo was doomed. ~Two days after, Charles VIII
 52 5,1  |           when he suddenly heard two startling pieces of news.
 53 5,1  |   conflict. So the news of these two butcheries produced a tremendous
 54 5,2  |      expecting to find there his two brothers, Piero and Giuliano.
 55 5,2  |         Florence, and joined his two brothers in the Apennines. ~
 56 5,3  |         be ended by a peace or a two years' truce, or else when,
 57 5,3  |      should have quitted Italy. ~Two days after this proclamation,
 58 5,3  |  represented a capital of nearly two millions; but when one needs
 59 5,4  |         French army was now only two days distant from Rome,
 60 5,4  |        His sojourn was not long. Two days later, about eleven
 61 5,5  |         armour like his own, the two others by equerries who
 62 5,5  |         line on each side, while two hundred of the most illustrious
 63 5,6  |        communicating between the two palaces, came down into
 64 5,6  |          had arrived before him: two of them placed themselves
 65 5,6  |         on each side of him, the two others behind him, and all
 66 5,7  |         servant awaited him with two swift horses. Caesar, who
 67 5,8  |          hostage he had departed two days before. Alexander,
 68 5,8  |       was conveyed to Charles by two messengers from the pope,
 69 5,8  |        hemmed in on all sides by two thousand Spaniards, who
 70 6,1  |     Naples on the 20th of May at two o'clock in the afternoon,
 71 6,1  |     eight hundred French lances, two hundred gentlemen of his
 72 6,1  |           who were to contribute two hundred and fifty men-at-arms. ~
 73 6,1  |    needed the arms of as many as two hundred men. At last, when
 74 6,1  |        and the space between the two camps, a vast basin filled
 75 6,1  |         French troops during the two days of halt while they
 76 6,2  |        as we said before, of the two camps, and could easily
 77 6,2  | conference was to be between the two armies. ~The king passed
 78 6,2  |      wood stretching between the two camps, had surprised an
 79 6,2  |         de Prie, some Scots, and two hundred cross-bowmen an
 80 6,3  |          hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry, had crossed
 81 6,3  |         Stradiotes between these two fords, with orders to cross
 82 6,3  |      proveditori', and the other two arranged in echelon to support
 83 6,3  |      hundred men-at-arms and his two thousand infantry, and Gonzaga
 84 6,3  |          way, they ordered their two hundred men-at-arms to turn
 85 6,3  |        ordered his division into two detachments, and giving
 86 6,4  |        to take their revenge; so two hours before daybreak he
 87 7,1  |      crossing of the Taro: These two captains, whose courage
 88 7,1  |          to the Swiss pikes, but two feet longer. These changes
 89 7,1  |         out to confront him: the two armies met in the Soriano
 90 7,3  |         that seemed favourable. ~Two days after this resolution
 91 7,3  |      sitting up every night till two or three o'clock in the
 92 7,3  |       clock in the morning. ~The two brothers went out together,
 93 7,3  |         to be on his way back in two hours' time at latest, and
 94 7,4  |       the river banks during the two preceding nights. At first
 95 7,4  |       just unloaded, when, about two o'clock in the morning,
 96 7,4  |         of San Girolamo's Church two men on foot, who came forward
 97 7,4  |          whence issued presently two other men, who used similar
 98 7,4  |       his feet on the other. The two fellows I had first seen
 99 7,4  |       the river, while the first two kept a watch on the street,
100 7,4  |   backing on the river; then the two who were at either side
101 7,4  |      same day, which was Friday, two men were drawn out of the
102 8,1  |      trifling a matter: when the two were ready to marry, the
103 8,2  |     Caesar wore a ring made like two lions' heads, and that he
104 8,2  |       granted to the royal nun. ~Two days later, by means of
105 8,2  |    handed over to the civil arm. Two days later the civil magistrate
106 8,2  |          accompanied by a clerk, two servants, and four guards.
107 8,2  |       read out the sentence; the two servants untied a packet,
108 8,2  |        read by; for nourishment, two pounds of bread and a little
109 8,2  | exhibited. We will only describe two one of them a case of punishment,
110 8,3  |       escorted in the company of two thieves towards the Campo
111 8,3  |   peasant was entering Rome with two stallions laden with wood,
112 8,4  |         good Louis XII, a man of two conspicuous weaknesses,
113 8,4  |           went to meet his guest two leagues outside the town.
114 8,4  |   dressed in crimson velvet, and two in raised gold cloth; so
115 8,4  |     elegantly dressed were these two children, who were also
116 8,4  |       group consisted of, first, two mules quite covered with
117 8,4  |     cloth of gold, each carrying two chests in which it was said
118 8,4  |         ecclesiastic. ~Next came two drums, one rebeck, and four
119 8,4  |          stones; in his cap were two rows of rubies, the size
120 9,1  |          the faith, who demanded two things, that the republic
121 9,1  |        been effected in spite of two other factions, the 'Arrabiati',
122 9,1  |         to the Signoria, and the two together gave orders to
123 9,1  |         to leave Florence within two hours: this happened at
124 9,2  |         with any but the master, two Franciscan monks appeared
125 9,2  |        wood that could be found. Two narrow paths were made,
126 9,2  |          narrow paths were made, two feet wide at most, their
127 9,2  |          was itself divided into two by a partition, so that
128 9,3  |       take too many precautions. Two more hours passed, while
129 9,3  |         for the departure of the two champions, in spite of the
130 9,3  |         and Savonarola, with his two confederates, Domenico Bonvicini
131 9,3  |         that the pope would send two ecclesiastical judges to
132 9,3  |        dropped him a distance of two feet to the ground, he had
133 9,3  |       they condemned him and his two disciples to the flames,
134 10,1 |        siege of several months. ~Two days after Ludovico's departure,
135 10,2 |      public without a company of two hundred horses ridden by
136 10,2 |        yet a secret, because the two owners of the seigneury,
137 10,2 |       his own house. After these two deaths, which both occurred
138 10,4 |       fatherland. But during the two months that had passed between
139 10,4 |     commanded under him, and his two brothers, were all tall
140 10,4 |          Sforza named Hermes, of two bastards named Alessandro
141 11,1 |        summer Bajazet would land two considerable armies, one
142 11,1 |           he therefore published two bulls, one to levy tithes
143 11,1 |           one dead and the other two dying. The dead man was
144 11,1 |        Chigi, and the dying were two resident officials of the
145 11,1 |         and had left each of its two ends in the side walls;
146 11,1 |      only a few contusions. ~The two contradictory reports of
147 11,1 |         pontifical seat borne by two valets, two equerries, and
148 11,1 |        seat borne by two valets, two equerries, and two grooms.
149 11,1 |       valets, two equerries, and two grooms. In this church were
150 11,2 |         this affair, for she had two or three times displayed
151 11,3 |     there was only the length of two lances between them, and
152 11,3 |     armed with one of those long two handed swords which the
153 11,3 |     goodwill existed between the two, since each had saved the
154 11,3 |         door which separated the two courts of the building was
155 11,3 |         scabbard he had received two blows from a halberd, one
156 11,3 |          this scheme was to have two effects, viz., to bring
157 11,4 |    pitching his camp between the two rivers, Amana and Marziano,
158 11,5 |         he had carried off. ~The two messengers arrived at Imola,
159 11,5 |        forced to retire, leaving two thousand men in the trenches
160 11,5 |          the town, and among the two thousand one of his bravest
161 12,1 |          hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry. In exchange
162 12,1 |      daughters, and nephews, and two hundred other of his kindred
163 12,1 |          hundred men-at-arms and two thousand infantry; he had
164 12,1 |          had brought him another two or three thousand men; so,
165 12,2 |        Anjou. By this treaty the two kings were sharing their
166 12,2 |       save it. So he charged his two new condottieri, Fabrizio
167 12,3 | conference had been arranged for two days later: and a capitulation
168 12,3 |          upon the kingdom of the Two Sicilies. ~The capture of
169 12,3 |  affection was the appearance of two pontifical bulls, converting
170 12,3 |          were in appanage to the two duchies. ~But Alexander
171 12,4 |        from noon to midnight. At two o'clock, Lucrezia, attired
172 12,4 |           and accompanied by her two brothers, the Dukes of Valentinois
173 12,4 |      company, in addition to the two brothers-in-law and the
174 12,4 |         seriously abandoned. The two accordingly started from
175 12,4 |      board, though they had only two days' provisions. During
176 12,4 |       hat. He was accompanied by two princes of the house of
177 13,1 |      Varano, their lord, and his two sons, Venantio and Hannibal;
178 13,1 |         Caesar di Varano and his two sons, who were strangled
179 13,1 |    Republic, and he had arrested two of the conspirators, whereupon
180 13,1 |           and with them were the two Medici, ever ready to go
181 13,2 |     train of artillery. In these two movements combined he saw
182 13,2 |           all the more since the two men on whom he counted,
183 13,4 |       hand of the four generals, two beside each, so that at
184 13,4 |      instantly sent out in front two hundred horse, and immediately
185 13,4 |         stop: it was drawn up in two lines, one between the road
186 13,5 |        out to meet him; the last two quite gay and confident,
187 13,5 |          each accompanied by his two satellites; but scarcely
188 13,5 |     Florentine envoy were nearly two hours shut up together,
189 13,5 |     Oliverotto alone. When these two captains heard that they
190 13,5 |   similar fate, and led away the two chosen out to die to a secluded
191 13,5 |  strangled and buried at once in two trenches that had been dug
192 13,5 |        been dug beforehand. ~The two others were kept alive until
193 13,5 |         book, the pope found out two things: first, that a sum
194 13,5 |        22nd of February that is, two days after his accounts
195 14,1 |    Perugia, and had seized these two towns without striking a
196 14,1 |      fixed at three, one old and two new; the old one was Cardinal
197 14,1 |   himself gave the pope's butler two bottles of wine prepared
198 14,1 |     contemporary writers, was of two kinds, powder and liquid.
199 14,2 |         ordered the man to bring two glasses. By a curious coincidence,
200 14,2 |         The under butler, seeing two bottles of wine set apart,
201 14,2 |       telling the valet to bring two glasses on a tray, poured
202 14,2 |     increased its activity. ~The two stricken men were carried
203 14,2 |        or Lucrezia, who were the two poles around which had turned
204 14,3 |      some sort of relief. ~Every two hours Caesar sent to ask
205 14,3 |          his guidance, took away two chests full of gold, which
206 14,3 |         church, four porters and two working carpenters carried
207 15,2 |        his bed. ~Caesar took his two daughters by the hand, and,
208 15,3 |           heard his door open at two o'clock in the morning:
209 15,3 |         town was divided between two opinions, one that it should
210 15,4 |    arrangement was guaranteed by two bankers in Rome who were
211 15,4 |      Cardinal of Santa Croce and two officers, who were to give
212 15,4 |     Gonzalva of Cordova, and for two ships to take him there;
213 15,4 |        he pleased, promising him two ships to embark with. Caesar,
214 15,4 |          embarked his men on the two ships. The Spanish governor
215 15,4 |          in the presence of God, two things weighed cruelly on
216 16,1 |         Caesar was in prison for two years, always hoping that
217 16,1 |          he had been shut up for two years was so hateful to
218 16,1 |     noise, entered and found the two, one on the table, the other
219 16,2 |      watch appeared, preceded by two torches. Caesar for the
220 16,2 |       the castle and the village two cavaliers and a led horse
221 16,2 |        were waiting for him: the two men were Michelotto and