Chapter

 1 Pro,1|              father's house, and had taken the vows in the cloister
 2 Pro,2|           crucifix which he had just taken dawn from the bed-head.
 3 2,1  |             sultan, however, had not taken place with the tranquillity
 4 2,3  |            in a whisper, that he had taken one of those slow but mortal
 5 3,1  |           the five cardinals who had taken no part in this simony namely,
 6 3,2  |              all his desires. He had taken for his motto, 'Aut Caesar,
 7 5,1  |         Piero dei Medici had not yet taken any resolution or formed
 8 5,1  |          Fivizzano, so that they had taken it by storm, and had put
 9 5,4  |        Alegre and Louis de Ligny had taken over Ostia from the hands
10 5,6  |            obedience which was to be taken by Charles to His Holiness
11 5,8  |    preparations might well have been taken for such as would precede
12 6,1  |              first measures had been taken, he sent out, first, a herald
13 6,4  |             powerful house, had been taken prisoner during the war,
14 7,1  |              to aid the retreat, was taken prisoner with all his artillery
15 7,1  |   engagements, made his own general, taken prisoner in his service,
16 7,3  |             this resolution had been taken, Caesar learned that the
17 7,3  |              Ascanio Sforza, who had taken it as a gift from Alexander
18 7,3  |              the street the duke had taken led in the direction of
19 8,1  |              before to a nun who had taken the vows: she was the only
20 8,1  |       accusation, the archbishop was taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo,
21 8,2  |            very same day that he was taken into the dungeon, Caesar
22 8,3  |        following, the Moor was again taken out and escorted in the
23 8,3  |          This unlooked for accident, taken as a miracle by the people,
24 9,2  |            made by Fra Francesco was taken to Savanarola; but as he
25 9,3  |             torrents. Rondinelli was taken back amid shouts and hootings,
26 10,1 |        French, who in a few days had taken Annona, Arezzo, Novarro,
27 10,2 |             pretext we know not, was taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo,
28 10,2 |          forced to capitulate. Imola taken, Caesar marched straight
29 10,2 |             Caterina Sforza had been taken prisoner while she was making
30 10,2 |              was dead. ~His body was taken to Rome and buried without
31 10,4 |       resistance. The prisoners were taken to Venice, but Louis XII
32 10,4 | Constantinople or Jerusalem had been taken. And the pope gave the people
33 11,3 |              of his doctors, who had taken the lamentations of the
34 12,1 |            that he himself should be taken into the service of the
35 12,2 |             the Colonna, whom he had taken into his pay after they
36 12,3 |           saw that the town was half taken, rushed on the gates with
37 12,3 |              three days. ~Capua once taken, Frederic saw that it was
38 12,4 |           same day that Piombino was taken and that Duke Hercules had
39 12,4 |             boat put out, and so was taken ashore. The pope was obliged
40 13,2 |          towns and fortresses he had taken, threatening to march down
41 13,2 |         Perugia, Oliverotto had just taken Fermo, and Pandolfo Petrucci
42 13,2 |           could probably have either taken him or forced him to fly
43 13,2 |              service after Capua was taken, and Michelotto had mistaken
44 13,2 |           pieces, and Ugo di Cardona taken prisoner, while Michelotto
45 13,3 |              injuries which may have taken place up to this day, both
46 13,5 |              his fault that they had taken up arms against the duke:
47 13,5 |           midnight, that his son had taken Sinigaglia, and gave him
48 14,1 |         Adriano Castellense, who had taken the name of Adrian of Carneta
49 14,2 |              Vatican, where each was taken to his own rooms: from that
50 14,2 |               perhaps because he had taken less of the fatal beverage,
51 14,3 |            bull was dead, Caesar was taken out and rolled up in burning
52 14,3 |         powerful condottiere who had taken thirty towns and fifteen
53 14,3 |           from the one family he had taken their blood, from the other
54 14,3 |             could return what he had taken, and opened negotiations
55 14,3 |            the atheist, the bier was taken up again and carried to
56 15,3 |           these different places had taken no part in these revolutions,
57 15,4 |             happen, Caesar was to be taken to Rome and imprisoned in
58 15,4 |             his own. ~He was at once taken to the castle, where the
59 15,4 |               While Caesar was being taken to prison an officer came
60 15,4 |             of May, 1504, Caesar was taken on board a ship, which at
61 15,4 |             as he disembarked he was taken to the castle of Medina
62 Epi,1|              admit that, as you have taken such pains to show me, your