Chapter

 1 1,1  |         had the foundations of a new temple laid by the architects
 2 1,1  |      because the raising up of a new pontiff is a great event
 3 1,2  |     round the foundations of the new church, advanced as far
 4 1,3  |     excited in the crowd by this new report a solemn chanting
 5 1,3  |      settled the election of the new pope. ~The hour of the Ave
 6 1,3  |         Romans there was nothing new in the singular situation
 7 1,3  |    tranquillity of Rome that the new pope inherited the sword
 8 1,3  |       Alexander God." ~As to the new pope, scarcely had he completed
 9 2,1  |        II. ~The accession of the new sultan, however, had not
10 2,1  |         their discoveries in the new, acquired an influence at
11 2,3  |        It was the concern of the new pope to secure all this:
12 3,1  |          schemes which beset the new pope at every step, struck
13 3,1  |    holding modestly aside gained new grandeur in his eyes so
14 3,2  |      occupied by this reply, the new pope had already assumed
15 3,4  |          to threaten, saw in the new pope's election means not
16 4,1  |          On the occasion of each new election to the papacy,
17 4,1  |        April, 1493, by which the new allies pledged themselves
18 4,3  |          him, Caesar Borgia, the new cardinal, undertook to manage
19 4,4  |                            4~The new king, Alfonso, was not a
20 4,5  |    Christopher Columbus from the New World, and was called by
21 5,1  |     render this service to their new ally. Then Charles VIII
22 5,2  |        that Charles VIII offered new and more reasonable conditions,
23 5,5  |       soldiers go by, a sight so new and strange, listened uneasily
24 5,5  |         a bad moment to excite a new schism in the Church, just
25 5,6  |          of the admission of the new cardinal. The solemn oath
26 5,6  |       was to leave Rome with his new protector. ~ ~
27 5,7  |          behold the work of your new friends." ~"But what does
28 5,8  |   executed, and it was among her new luxurious surroundings,
29 5,8  |          settling himself in his new capital that he would have
30 5,8  |       more discontented with the new rule than the old; and Don
31 6,1  |        he despatched thither the new Archbishop of Lyons. They
32 6,3  |       the strange dress of their new antagonists, and the peculiar
33 6,4  |          for Alexander; for each new monarch became actually
34 6,4  |          of the success of these new projects by electing four
35 6,4  |          them, in proof of their new bond of friendship, to execute
36 7,1  |          the management of their new weapons; then, when he thought
37 7,2  |   jealous of his brother, felt a new hatred rise up within him
38 7,2  |         the view of serving as a new instrument for her father'
39 7,2  |         carrying his point. This new favour to his elder brother
40 7,4  |    beautiful Giulia Farnese, his new mistress, could not move
41 8,1  |  accomplished his mission to the new king to his great satisfaction.
42 8,1  |          their city was making a new stride in the direction
43 8,1  |           The first attempt at a new method of coining money
44 8,4  |      profit by the fact that the new king of France needed his
45 9,1  |          stigmatised Alexander's new amour with the beautiful
46 9,1  |       Leonard's dei Medici was a new triumph for Savonarola,
47 9,2  |         same time the pope, in a new brief, announced to the
48 9,3  |       This protestation led to a new application of the torture,
49 10,1 |         to our readers who these new personages were whom we
50 10,1 |         the investiture of their new possessions; but ever since
51 10,1 |          the hands of the pope a new investiture, and now they
52 10,1 | nominated as captain-general the new Duke of Valentinois, who
53 10,2 |        to take possession of her new estates; and as her father
54 10,2 |    father's wishes brought her a new gift from him: this was
55 10,2 |          he should not enjoy his new dignities very long that
56 10,3 |         the first day prepared a new display of ostentation,
57 10,4 |  marching on to Mortara with the new reinforcement. The result
58 10,4 |         bailiff of Dijon to levy new Swiss forces, and ordered
59 10,4 |      treasure was now exhausted. New confabulations had gone
60 11,2 |         better business with the new enemy than the old one,
61 11,3 |        be utilized in the pope's new political machinations.
62 11,3 |           the creation of twelve new cardinals was arranged:
63 11,4 |       honour's sake than for the new influence that this title
64 11,4 |          that had been sold. The new princes of the Church were
65 11,5 |         the castle, and making a new breach, ordered a general
66 11,5 |     Pomponius Laetus, acquired a new splendour in their eyes
67 12,1 |          then, reinforced by his new ally's contingent, he took
68 12,1 |         Oliverotto di Fermo with new detachments. His own army
69 12,2 |        it. So he charged his two new condottieri, Fabrizio Calonna
70 12,4 |        to render thanks for this new favour accorded to her house
71 12,4 |     golden caps, and laces; then new diversions took the place
72 12,4 |        this journey was that the new subjects might take their
73 12,4 |       orders for the building of new ones. ~Then the illustrious
74 13,2 |          were threatened by this new reversal of Caesar's policy.
75 14,1 |     nomination came to pass: the new cardinals were Giovanni
76 14,1 |        at three, one old and two new; the old one was Cardinal
77 14,1 |       Cardinal Casanova, and the new ones Melchiore Copis and
78 15,2 |   Meanwhile Caesar was signing a new treaty with Louis XII, by
79 15,4 |          made the first of those new propositions to Julius II,
80 Epi,1| descended upon the tongue of the new apostle; still obstinate
81 Epi,2|       was speedily done; and the new convert changed his Jewish