Chapter

 1 1,2  |     after looking around him to see if he were really alone,
 2 2,1  |     rapid glance over them, and see what were their respective
 3 2,3  |   defeated rival which we shall see Charles VIII maintaining
 4 2,3  |     nationality. ~Thus, one may see that Ferdinand judged Alexander
 5 2,3  |         secure all this: let us see, therefore, what manner
 6 3,2  |         advancement of the Holy See, so that the glorious memory
 7 3,2  |       and dishonour to the Holy See. Even to the end of our
 8 3,3  |      and disaster upon the Holy See. Lastly, by allowing himself
 9 4,2  |   Naples was a fief of the Holy See; and to the pope alone belonged
10 4,2  |       made great strides, as we see, in the extension of his
11 4,3  |   Naples was a fief of the Holy See, to the pope alone the choice
12 4,3  |       result of the embassy, we see, was not very promising
13 4,5  |     Charles VIII was obliged to see him, and went to visit him
14 5,1  |       the conqueror, wishing to see how far the ambassador of
15 5,3  |     with money. Although, as we see, the messengers had been
16 5,5  |     crowd that had collected to see all these foreign soldiers
17 5,6  |       the pope pretended not to see him, and the king advancing
18 5,6  |  respect they feel for the Holy See and the sovereign pontiffs
19 5,6  |       the interests of the Holy See." ~The pope arose with a
20 6,2  |        Lombardy, which he could see from the heights where he
21 7,2  |         but really, as we shall see later, with the view of
22 7,2  |       of his sbirri to come and see him the same night. ~Michelotto
23 7,2  |         look upon his master to see that Caesar and he were
24 8,1  |    house of Aragon and the Holy See. Alexander understood the
25 9,2  |       host for all the world to see, as it was enclosed in a
26 9,3  | publicly, which, as anyone must see who knew the versatile spirit
27 10,1 |         rallied round the papal see, and received at the hands
28 10,1 |        the property of the Holy See. As the pope was now dealing
29 10,4 |    Milanese territory, the Holy See was gaining ground in the
30 11,3 |      which it was impossible to see, so quickly did they fly
31 11,3 |      speed, and it was plain to see who fled and who pursued;
32 11,3 |     companions, at once went to see Alfonso, to be quite certain
33 11,4 |     same who had come before to see the Duke of Valentinois
34 13,3 |     below, and to all who shall see these presents, that His
35 13,4 |         that they could not but see the impossibility of getting
36 13,5 |         whom the duke could not see, and began to seek with
37 14,1 |       neighbourhood of the Holy See the same thing that he had
38 14,3 |      corpse, and everyone could see with impunity and close
39 15,1 |   cushions so that no one might see his face with its purple
40 15,4 |        was easy for the duke to see that he was being watched.
41 15,4 |         in the name of the Holy See. Pietro obeyed, and starting
42 16,1 |        up. The governor came to see him in his room, and found
43 16,1 |     dinner sent in, and came to see him, as on the night before;
44 Epi,1| Christian faith, which he could see for himself was prospering
45 Epi,1|      but before I go to Rome to see him whom you call God's
46 Epi,1|      and allaying them? So, you see, this voyage seems to me
47 Epi,1|   priests there are such as you see here, and all the better
48 Epi,2|         Abraham himself came to see his friend, and Jean ventured
49 Epi,2|        to arrive at this end, I see that your religion is spreading