Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         hitherto he had bowed his head before the authority of
 2 Pro,2|          who should bring you the head of Dietisalvi, Nerone Nigi,
 3 Pro,2|           his bed and shaking his head, "never!" ~The monk, without
 4 1,2  |          of his cloak; and as his head was wholly within the luminous
 5 1,2  |      distinguish in the light the head of a handsome young man
 6 1,2  |       through, and wearing on his head a cap of the same colour
 7 2,1  |         two brothers, each at the head of an army, met accordingly
 8 2,1  |           refuse to the spiritual head of Christendom a request
 9 2,2  |           was small, with a large head, a short thick neck, broad
10 2,3  |     height, with a large handsome head, his brow open and admirably
11 3,1  |         idea of being the supreme head of kings and nations took
12 3,1  |         humility on his lips, his head bowed as though he were
13 3,2  |   obedience which is due unto the head of the Church, even as the
14 3,2  |         steeds, could cut off the head of a bull at a single sword-stroke;
15 3,3  |          his hands upon his son's head, for Caesar was still kneeling,
16 3,4  |      frank looks, she carried the head of a Raphael Madonna, and
17 4,4  |           be at peace who was the head and soul of the league whereof
18 4,5  |        one at Casale, each at the head of a numerous and brilliant
19 5,2  |     Charles VIII sat with covered head, unfolded a paper and began
20 5,3  |           serve to compromise the head of Christendom, while the
21 5,4  |          a council and depose the head of the Church, and now by
22 5,4  |     cuirasses which protected the head and chest, and when the
23 5,4  |         of whom would have been a head higher than the tallest
24 5,5  |      large enough to hold a man's head, it was supposed that each
25 5,5  |       brilliance from that of the head of the Church. Then arose
26 5,6  |          had put his cap upon his head, with the aid of the pope'
27 5,6  |           His Holiness as supreme head of the Christian Church
28 5,6  |          reply, Charles bowed his head in sign of satisfaction,
29 6,3  |      opposite end that is, at the head of the army Marechal de
30 6,3  |      Bourbon the bastard, to make head against the Stradiotes,
31 6,4  |         recognised him as supreme head of the Church, in spite
32 7,4  |           body of a dead man, his head and arms hanging over on
33 7,4  |    placing a royal crown upon the head of Frederic of Aragon. ~
34 7,4  |         garments and ashes on his head, he sobbingly avowed all
35 8,4  |     hunting-field, had bathed his head in cold water; and going
36 9,1  |      ninth day, "Woe be on my own head!" None the less, the Florentine
37 9,1  |        tried to hide its shameful head beneath the veil of night,
38 10,2 |          of his sword cut off his head, which lay actually at his
39 10,4 |          idea first came into his head of enticing the French into
40 10,4 |  fireworks, without troubling his head the least in the world either
41 11,1 |     Ludovico delta Torre at their head. The sum that Alexander
42 11,3 |        lightning, and cut off his head, while his body, impelled
43 11,3 |      danger, picked up the bull's head, and, giving it to one of
44 11,3 |        from a halberd, one on his head, the other on his shoulder;
45 11,5 |    repulsed by Astor, who, at the head of his men, defended the
46 12,1 |         Agamemnon Mariscotti, the head of the family, and ordered
47 12,3 |           Cardona attempt to make head against the French and Spaniards
48 12,3 |   sixty-five years. Frederic, its head, demanded and obtained a
49 12,4 |       four quarters of a man, his head, severed from the trunk,
50 15,1 |       with Charles Taneo at their head, with the title of Captain
51 15,2 |       Caesar awaiting them at the head of his cavalry. ~Face to
52 15,3 | Michelotto was to meet him at the head of 100 men-at-arms and 100
53 16,1 | retreating, he quietly raised his head, opened his eyes, slipped
54 16,1 |         keyhole; then lifting his head with an expression of indescribable
55 16,2 |          and with nothing but his head above water anxiously watched
56 16,2 |          a charge himself, at the head of a hundred men-at-arms,
57 16,2 | Michelotto dismounted, lifted the head upon his knees, and by the