Chapter

  1 Pro,1|       from Florence, were three men grouped about a bed whereon
  2 Pro,1|        The first of these three men, sitting at the foot of
  3 Pro,1|         the twenty most learned men in the whole world, if they
  4 Pro,1|     Savonarola was one of those men of stone, coming, like the
  5 Pro,2|         the arms of these three men, of whom the most fortunate
  6 2,1  |         entrenchment; while two men of genius, Bartolome Diaz
  7 2,2  |       concerning the actions of men, but carried away by an
  8 3,2  |      was twice as great; mighty men bowed down before him as
  9 3,2  |   humbly before the face of all men passionately and immoderately
 10 3,3  |       himself to be governed by men who sacrificed public good
 11 3,3  |         proof that God mocks at men's designs when they are
 12 3,3  |        Francesco. The two young men had never been friends.
 13 3,3  |      Caesar's. So the two young men sat on, each resolved not
 14 3,4  |        rude nations of fighting men who surrounded them on all
 15 4,2  |    helped the Aragon party with men and money. ~Lastly, the
 16 4,3  |       So at Rome and Naples did men slumber while ruin was at
 17 4,4  |        of heavy cavalry, twenty men in each, and three thousand
 18 4,4  |    promised him a safe passage, men, and money. ~This was the
 19 4,4  |         amounted to two hundred men of the papal army, a body
 20 5,1  |    themselves the French king's men, and collecting all their
 21 5,2  |       addressed as they were to men who so far had encountered
 22 5,2  |        unknown: the few prudent men who retained any influence
 23 5,3  |         His Holiness with armed men. But the envoys were accompanied
 24 5,4  |         and chest, and when the men were drawn up for battle
 25 5,4  |       distinguish them from the men, wore lofty plumes on their
 26 5,5  |     followers a total of 10,000 men. Five thousand light horse
 27 6,1  |        enemy had forty thousand men under arms and were preparing
 28 6,1  |       of as many as two hundred men. At last, when all the artillery
 29 6,2  |       great impression on these men, thanks to a general high
 30 6,3  |       the centre, and the horse men scattered instead of serrying
 31 6,3  |   detached a hundred of his own men to go to the aid of the
 32 6,3  |      alone, surrounded by these men, who, had they not been
 33 6,4  |         to push it farther with men and horses so worn out.
 34 6,4  |      and killing three thousand men, and then waiting a day
 35 7,1  |        a band of soldiers, when men presented themselves from
 36 7,1  |        months in exercising his men in the management of their
 37 7,1  |   Vitelli attacked these picked men with his infantry, who,
 38 7,3  |      messages to be conveyed by men in domino or by women whose
 39 7,3  |        Jewish Ghetto, when four men on foot, led by a fifth
 40 7,4  |         and watching lest other men should come and take away
 41 7,4  |       San Girolamo's Church two men on foot, who came forward
 42 7,4  |      issued presently two other men, who used similar precautions
 43 7,4  |           Sir,' said one of the men, 'it is his cloak'; and
 44 7,4  |     riverside, he had seen dead men thrown into the Tiber in
 45 7,4  |      day, which was Friday, two men were drawn out of the water,
 46 8,1  |      the fortunes of those very men who had risen through their
 47 8,2  |  Archbishop of Cosenza knew the men he was dealing with; he
 48 8,3  |      Fiori. The three condemned men were preceded by a constable,
 49 8,4  |      houses, or walls, but only men, women and sunshine. ~The
 50 9,2  |     Savonarola's partisans, all men of the strongest convictions,
 51 9,2  |     into the fire; not only did men challenge one another, but
 52 9,3  |    Pagnanoli told the condemned men that he cut them off from
 53 9,3  |         spoken by the condemned men, for at this moment one
 54 10,1 |      amounting to nearly 19,000 men, who were to combine their
 55 10,1 |    Naples, sent him no help, no men, no money, in spite of his
 56 10,1 |       pope was now dealing with men against whom it was easier
 57 10,2 |   Elisio Pignatelli. One of the men asked his name, and as he
 58 10,3 |  streets were filled with armed men. This murmuring crowd had
 59 10,4 |      army was recruited by 3000 men. Then Ludovico made the
 60 10,4 |        found a nest-egg of 3000 men. La Trimouille added 1500
 61 10,4 |         brothers, were all tall men, so, adopting the dress
 62 10,4 |  Cardinal Ascanio and the chief men of the Milanese army. Carlo
 63 10,4 |      hurriedly with twenty-five men, he first surrounded Conrads
 64 11,2 |         to fight him: the young men changed parts, and when
 65 11,3 |    triumph to each of the young men, had another end as well;
 66 11,3 |     attacked by a band of armed men. Alfonso would have drawn
 67 11,4 |   France and Italy; led by such men as Paolo and Giulio Orsini,
 68 11,4 |     repulsed with great loss of men, while one of their bravest
 69 11,5 |       horse; then, ordering his men to return to Cesena without
 70 11,5 |   impious, the most infamous of men, it is Valentinois! My lords,
 71 11,5 |   usurper of the goods of other men, an oppressor of the innocent,
 72 11,5 |         who, at the head of his men, defended the breach, while
 73 11,5 |    retire, leaving two thousand men in the trenches about the
 74 12,1 |      Pisa ten or twelve hundred men under the Command of Regniero
 75 12,1 |   another two or three thousand men; so, without counting the
 76 12,3 |         and Spaniards with such men as they could get together.
 77 12,4 |   honours of the Vatican to the men. That evening the guests
 78 12,4 |    knows how to make and unmake men according to their deserts.~
 79 12,4 |        pope in the sight of all men completely ignored Lent
 80 13,1 | surrender. ~Vitellozzo left the men of Arezzo to look after
 81 13,1 |         citadel with a thousand men. Then, profiting by the
 82 13,2 |   troops, but with scarcely any men; so that Bentivoglio, who
 83 13,2 |      all the more since the two men on whom he counted, viz.,
 84 13,3 |       had contrived to alienate men who were such loyal lords
 85 13,3 |        brave captains; but with men of their nature, he added,
 86 13,4 |        Cesena, except a hundred men with M. de Candale, his
 87 13,5 |         quarrel with the duke's men and bring about an affray:
 88 13,5 |         same night eight masked men descended to the dungeon
 89 13,5 |       his sins. Then the masked men took them away, leaving
 90 13,5 |        and putting to death the men who had been the cause of
 91 13,5 |        were surrounded by armed men, who led him into another
 92 13,5 |      accounts was repaired, the men who were in the habit of
 93 14,2 |     activity. ~The two stricken men were carried side by side
 94 14,2 |         best count on among his men, and disposed this band
 95 14,3 |         towards death which all men instinctively feel, and
 96 15,1 |    Colonna was coming with 3000 men from the side of Naples,
 97 15,1 |     with a considerable band of men. ~Caesar thought at first
 98 15,1 |      the duke, and rejoined his men, directing them towards
 99 15,2 |      officers and of nearly 300 men. ~Then the Orsini, seeing
100 15,2 |    without success, as Caesar's men kept a good guard on every
101 15,4 |       after he had embarked his men on the two ships. The Spanish
102 16,2 |        door was shut behind the men, was again master of his
103 16,2 |        waiting for him: the two men were Michelotto and the
104 16,2 |       an attempt upon Pisa: 500 men, 200,000 ducats, his name
105 16,2 |         help them, and Caesar's men, seeing that they had fallen
106 16,2 |     pointed out, he beheld five men stretched side by side;