Chapter

 1 Pro,1|          questions that might be put to him by the twenty most
 2 2,2  |          a glorious one, and had put down the pretensions of
 3 2,2  |         of princes of the blood, put an end to civil wars, and
 4 2,2  |        Marie of Burgundy and had put under the ban of the Empire
 5 3,1  |      girls under his protection, put one into a convent, and
 6 3,2  |        apostle when aforetime He put into his hands the keys
 7 4,2  |          of Naples, and never to put obstacles in the way of
 8 4,3  |  Signoria. The French ambassador put forward his proposal, that
 9 4,4  |          when Charles VIII first put forward his pretensions,
10 5,1  |       taken it by storm, and had put its soldiers and inhabitants
11 5,6  |         cover until the king had put his cap upon his head, with
12 5,6  |         the sacred vestments are put off; the pope feigned a
13 5,7  |       his cardinal's costume, he put on a groom's dress. Thanks
14 5,8  |   announced the secret ones were put into execution. These obliged
15 5,8  |          Those troops were to be put under the command of Gonzalvo
16 6,3  | Stradiotes and saw their enemies put to flight, ran up armed
17 6,4  |        before imaginary dangers, put a stop to this enthusiasm,
18 6,4  |          could safely attack and put an end to conquered and
19 7,1  |       The pontifical troops were put to flight, though after
20 7,2  | Accordingly this proposition was put forward in a full consistory,
21 7,2  |          dress, which I can only put an at night, I am forced
22 8,2  |         avowal would necessarily put an end to all negotiations,
23 8,3  |        the petition; thus Caesar put off the scarlet robe, which
24 8,4  |    thought an audacious thing to put on his horses' feet a metal
25 8,4  |       the Duke of Valentinois to put three hundred lances at
26 9,3  |  stripped of all has clothes and put on others to be inspected
27 9,3  |         champion of religion who put his faith in God should
28 10,1 |         to perform. He instantly put at the disposal of Caesar
29 10,3 |        children of William Tell, put up to auction by the nations,
30 11,3 |       and brother too well to be put on the wrong scent; and
31 11,5 |        to Cesena without him, he put his horse to the gallop
32 11,5 |         honour, that if he would put the matter in their hands,
33 12,1 |      resistance, but he had also put himself under the protection
34 12,1 |        his approach, he began to put a price on the friendship
35 12,1 |         by Vitellozzo, should be put into his hands that they
36 12,4 |      Rome; but scarcely had they put out to sea when the weather
37 12,4 |          the pope not wishing to put in at Porto Ferrajo, they
38 12,4 |     could not get in, had a boat put out, and so was taken ashore.
39 13,1 |     chamber, Caesar left Rome to put the sentence in execution.
40 13,3 |       such as he would give must put everything once more in
41 13,3 |        confederates, desiring to put an end to differences, enmities,
42 13,3 |         agree that they shall be put to the arbitration of Cardinal
43 13,3 |          the Duke of Romagna, to put into his hands as a hostage
44 13,5 |        his soldiers indoors, and put his horse to the gallop
45 14,1 |        only to poison them: this put him in the position of a
46 14,1 |           the butler accordingly put the wine an a sideboard
47 14,3 |           where it lay in state, put it in the coffin which was
48 14,3 |       blows; then the carpenters put on the lid, and while one
49 15,2 |      straight to the Vatican, to put himself more directly under
50 15,3 |  opinions, one that it should be put into the hands of the Riani,
51 15,3 |        of the Papal estates, and put under the command of Giacopo
52 16,1 |        this lack of restraint to put to him certain questions
53 16,1 |     Caesar on the bed; then they put away the remnant of the
54 16,1 |        to climb up again. Caesar put up a brief prayer, whether
55 16,2 |     little door of exit; he then put his hand into the pocket