Chapter

 1 1,2 |        lost no time in laying his hands upon it in spite of the
 2 1,3 |        the power fell into strong hands; and it was more important
 3 2,3 |      kingdom of Naples was in the hands of the old Ferdinand, whose
 4 2,3 |           made to escape from his hands. Now the election of Alexander
 5 3,2 |           scrutiny, he lifted his hands to heaven and cried, in
 6 3,2 |           a humble voice and with hands crossed upon his breast,
 7 3,2 |         aforetime He put into his hands the keys of heaven and entrusted
 8 3,2 |          the means, claims at our hands the fruits, and we desire
 9 3,3 |           he confided to our weak hands the vice-chancellorship,
10 3,3 |    Alexander VI rose up, laid his hands upon his son's head, for
11 4,1 |          sovereign power into the hands of his nephew, on pain of
12 4,2 |        temporal power. In his own hands he held, to be sure, only
13 4,3 |           alive, were busy laying hands upon the torches with which
14 4,4 |       parties: one he left in the hands of his son Ferdinand, with
15 5,1 |        himself in person into the hands of the French monarch, to
16 5,3 |      death, and who is now in the hands of your Highness, should
17 5,3 |     wheresoever and by whatsoever hands you please, the sum of 300,
18 5,3 |         the 300,000 ducats in the hands of a third party, so that
19 5,4 |         taken over Ostia from the hands of the Colonnas; Civita
20 5,6 |         the aid of the pope's own hands. Then, after they had stood
21 5,7 |          VIII has done it, by the hands of his faithful allies,
22 7,2 |         to crown him with his own hands as the papal representative.
23 7,3 |           shrink from bathing his hands in the blood of his kindred;
24 7,4 |     taking the corpse, one by the hands, the other by the feet,
25 7,4 |         Meantime the bloodstained hands of Caesar Borgia were placing
26 8,2 |        the reward was in the same hands, and if the sentence was
27 8,2 |        inside when he was shaking hands with a friend. Then the
28 8,3 |        wore his woman's garb; his hands were tied behind his back,
29 9,2 |        their red crosses in their hands, marched behind singing
30 9,3 |     placing the tabernacle in his hands, they protested that it
31 9,3 |         in God should bear in his hands that very God to whom he
32 10,1|          see, and received at the hands of the pope a new investiture,
33 10,2|          cardinals gave her their hands when she stepped from her
34 10,2|         resolved to take into his hands the town of Nepi, which
35 11,5|           put the matter in their hands, and not yield to his rage,
36 11,5|        beautiful young woman, her hands bound together behind her
37 12,1| Bentivoglio forced to bathe their hands in this blood, so that he
38 12,1|            should be put into his hands that they might by their
39 12,3|           an arrow, fell into the hands of the Duke of Valentinois;
40 12,4|         No one ever knew by whose hands the scaffold had been raised
41 13,1|           town delivered into his hands. But the plot had been discovered
42 13,2|       these returned into his own hands. The lieutenants of the
43 13,2|        duchy was once more in the hands of the Duke of Urbino. ~
44 13,3|          Romagna, to put into his hands as a hostage one of the
45 13,4|           left the citadel in the hands of a captain, recommending
46 14,1|           a poisoned cup from the hands of the pope. ~The future
47 14,1|       offices would fall into the hands of the pope, and he would
48 14,3|     another, bathed his mouth and hands in the blood. ~The agitation
49 15,3|         it should be put into the hands of the Riani, the other,
50 15,3|        Riani, the other, into the hands of the Church; Faenza had
51 15,4|         that his enemy was in his hands; and Caesar actually went
52 16,1|         enterprise, clinging with hands and feet to this fragile