Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      once, and scarcely had they left by one door than the curtain
 2 Pro,2|          cries of the dying man, left the room as he had entered
 3 1,3  |        that they had no strength left to complain. ~The morning
 4 2,3  |        In the intervals of space left free between Naples, Milan,
 5 3,1  |     happiness, Rosa Vanozza also left Spain, and while he was
 6 3,2  |        contemporary authors have left utterly different descriptions;
 7 3,3  |       accorded them; others were left out with no reason for their
 8 3,3  |        fortunes, scarcely had he left empty that supreme seat
 9 3,3  |         very eyes: and before he left Caesar had made an appointment
10 4,2  |      always complaining of being left out in the distribution
11 4,4  |         into two parties: one he left in the hands of his son
12 4,5  |           Ludovico Sforza, never left the King of France for an
13 4,5  |         days after, Charles VIII left for Florence, accompanied
14 5,3  |         the joy of the Signoria, left Florence, and advanced towards
15 5,5  |         they fought to right and left of their chief. This troop
16 5,5  |         armour; on his right and left marched Cardinal Ascanio
17 5,6  | interview was arranged. The king left the Palazzo di Venezia and
18 5,6  |          ask, he took him by his left hand and made him a short
19 5,6  |          The ceremony over, they left the hall, the pope always
20 5,7  |         on his right, and on his left D'jem, who, as we said before,
21 5,7  |    Cardinal Valentine and D'jem, left the former at his lodging,
22 5,8  |        the house that Caesar had left the evening before, he learned
23 6,1  |          and Antonio Savelli, he left Naples on the 20th of May
24 6,1  |   men-at-arms. ~A week before he left Naples, Charles had sent
25 6,1  |       three days had elapsed, he left Rome, and resumed his march
26 6,2  |     whole French army was on the left bank of the Taro: at the
27 6,2  |       and retired to the extreme left. ~ ~
28 6,4  |          a little village an the left bank of the Taro, and took
29 7,2  |        take part. He accordingly left his palace, proceeded in
30 7,2  |          on the Duke of Gandia's left hand. The duke attracted
31 7,2  |      even until the day after he left for Naples. His sister's
32 7,2  |      poisoned dagger which never left his side. This was the dress
33 7,3  |         right, and Caesar to the left; but Caesar observed that
34 7,3  |          The wretched valet they left for dead upon the pavement.
35 7,4  |      back to his palace since he left his mother's house. But
36 7,4  |    coming out of the lane on the left of San Girolamo's Church
37 8,1  |        pope's, as soon as he was left alone; for at the consistory
38 10,1 |    ducats. But before he went he left Bernardino da Carte in charge
39 10,2 |         posted off as soon as he left the supper-table, but on
40 10,3 |          of the Tesino. Trivulce left 400 lances at Novarra as
41 11,1 |       had broken in half and had left each of its two ends in
42 11,1 |      faithful in a chapel on the left of the high altar. Stopping
43 11,2 |                  2~But before he left Rome to complete the conquest
44 11,2 |        for her husband, and they left her undisturbed in her government
45 11,2 |        waving a red cloak in his left hand, and holding in his
46 11,4 |   striking a single blow. Caesar left a sufficient garrison behind
47 11,4 |    leaders, Honario Savella; was left behind in the trenches. ~
48 11,5 |          his saddle; he had soon left the beaten track and plunged
49 12,3 |         his liberty again; so he left the French army, after he
50 12,4 |       remembered that Caesar had left Ramiro d'Orco as governor
51 12,4 |        was forgotten. ~When they left Piombino, the pope and his
52 13,1 |        apostolic chamber, Caesar left Rome to put the sentence
53 13,1 |    Correglio, who, though he had left the position of sbirro for
54 13,1 |        to surrender. ~Vitellozzo left the men of Arezzo to look
55 13,4 |        Valentinais was bringing, left the citadel in the hands
56 13,4 |      themselves on the right and left hand of the four generals,
57 13,4 |         right and the sea on his left, which in part of the way
58 13,4 |         which in part of the way left only space for the army
59 13,5 |       presentiments; for when he left his army to came to Sinigaglia,
60 13,5 |     their posts on the right and left of those they were to watch,
61 14,1 |          to destroy all that was left of the Orsini. ~This was
62 14,1 |          his fortune; the price, left to be settled at the pope'
63 14,2 |     breast, he found that he had left in his bedroom a chain that
64 14,2 |          part of his room he had left it, so that he might get
65 14,3 |       still alive, his condition left everyone in suspense: had
66 15,1 |     condition than when they had left them, as the pope had had
67 15,1 |         the Colonnas. No one was left but Caesar, who said he
68 15,1 |       and behind, both right and left, marched his army, their
69 15,2 |         place in their midst, he left Rome. ~But though Caesar
70 15,3 |         was approved, and Caesar left for Ostia, accompanied by
71 15,4 |           and embraced him as he left; but at the door of the
72 16,1 |        was out of prison and had left Italy for Spain, and now
73 16,1 |         key; also this key never left him; by day it hung at his
74 16,1 |         door very carefully, and left their prisoner alone. ~Caesar
75 16,2 |      either he had forgotten and left it in his room or had lost
76 16,2 |         abandoned their leader. ~Left alone, Caesar would not
77 Epi,2|    coming back converted. But he left time for him to settle down