Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       called by Niccolo, Marchese d'Este, and at the age of
 2 2,1  |    promised. His younger brother, D'jem, better known under
 3 2,1  |      accordingly in Asia in 1482. D'jem was defeated after a
 4 2,1  |          he would consent to keep D'jem with him, to give him
 5 2,1  |           in his turn had claimed D'jem, ostensibly to give
 6 2,1  |       holy reasons; and therefore D'jem had quitted France,
 7 2,1  |   accompanied by the Grand Master d'Aubusson, under whose direct
 8 2,1  |        nephew of the Grand Master d'Aubusson, and Francesco
 9 4,3  |    Perrone dei Baschi, Brigonnet, d'Aubigny, and the president
10 4,5  |           that he had sent Pierre d'Urfe, his grand equerry,
11 4,5  |           father-in-law, Hercules d'Este, Duke of Ferrara. They
12 5,3  |        his protection our brother D'jem, who is now under yours
13 5,3  |          if our aforesaid brother D'jem, who being a man is
14 5,3  |          so that our said brother D'jem might pass from the
15 5,3  |          is true that, so long as D'jem lived, Alexander was
16 5,4  |     without striking a blow; Yves d' Alegre and Louis de Ligny
17 5,4  |        That the king desired that D'jem should be given up to
18 5,6  |          the person of the sultan D'jem, brother of the Turkish
19 5,6  |           been bestowing, invited D'jem to dinner on the very
20 5,7  |        his right, and on his left D'jem, who, as we said before,
21 5,7  |         of the Christian apparel. D'jem advanced to Charles
22 5,7  |       with Cardinal Valentine and D'jem, left the former at
23 5,7  |           his lodging, and taking D'jem with him, went on to
24 5,8  |           days later, the unlucky D'jem, who had fallen sick
25 6,1  |        house of Bourbon, viceroy; d'Aubigny, of the Scotch Stuart
26 6,4  |        Gilbert de Montpensier and d'Aubigny, after defending,
27 8,1  |      authorised the exhumation of D'jem's body, which, it will
28 8,4  |          hat to his friend George d'Amboise, provided only that
29 8,4  |         silk, rode Messire George d'Amboise and Monseigneur
30 8,4  |       wife: this was Mademoiselle d'Albret, daughter of the
31 8,4  | restoration of Cremona and Ghiera d'Adda when he had completed
32 10,1 |         under the command of Yves d'Alegre, and four thousand
33 10,3 |       compelled to call back Yves d'Alegre and the troops that
34 10,3 |          the 3000 Swiss that Yves d'Alegre had brought from
35 10,3 |         the same nation; for Yves d'Alegre had scarcely as many
36 10,4 |         as they had betrayed Yves d'Alegre, they resolved to
37 11,4 |           bishop of Modem; Amedee d'Albret, son of the King
38 11,5 |           known to Caesar, Ramiro d'Orco, with powers of life
39 12,2 |           were scarcely made when d'Aubigny, having passed the
40 12,2 |           to demand a parley with d'Aubigny, and a conference
41 12,3 |        This surrender was made to d'Aubigny by Frederic himself,
42 12,3 |         adhered to on both sides: d'Aubigny entered Naples,
43 12,3 |          Lucrezia and Don Alfonso d'Este, son of Duke Hercules
44 12,4 |          and his cousin, Cardinal d'Este. The pope sat on one
45 12,4 |           ceremony over, Cardinal d'Este approached and presented
46 12,4 |       that Caesar had left Ramiro d'Orco as governor with plenary
47 12,4 |           of the town. Now Ramiro d'Orco had accomplished his
48 12,4 |        pike. ~This man was Ramiro d'Orco. ~No one ever knew
49 12,4 |           the execution of Ramiro d'Orco, except that Caesar
50 12,4 |         form an arsenal in Jacopo d'Appiano's capital within
51 12,4 |        popular, while poor Jacopo d'Appiano was forgotten. ~
52 12,4 |           Almost at the same time d'Albret arrived in quest
53 13,1 |       same time petitioning Guido d'Ubaldo di Montefeltro, Duke
54 13,4 |          friends, among whom were d'Enna, his nephew, Michelotto,
55 13,5 |         despatched Michelotto and d'Enna, with a message that
56 13,5 |        escorted on either side by d'Enna and Michelotto. Caesar,
57 15,1 |          cities of Chiuzano, Capo d'Anno, Frascati, Rocca di
58 15,4 |           captains, called Pietro d'Oviedo, he ordered him to
59 15,4 |        over the paper that Pietro d'Oviedo brought, Don Diego
60 15,4 |           bade his soldiers seize d'Oviedo and fling him down
61 16,2 |        received by the king, Jean d'Albret, the brother of Caesar'
62 16,2 |    command of the army which Jean d'Albret was sending out against