Chapter

 1 1,1 |          whole of Rome, from the People's Gate to the Coliseum and
 2 1,1 |         of a star. The crowds of people, looking like a motley moving
 3 1,1 |         we have shown, all these people were thronging on the Piazza
 4 1,1 |         called the father of his people because he had added to
 5 1,3 |        the first dawn of day the people hurried anew, as ardent
 6 1,3 |          Ascanio Sforza; for the people as yet knew nothing of the
 7 1,3 |       the dinner procession. The people received it with the usual
 8 1,3 |     place the next day, the good people preserved their patience.
 9 1,3 |         impatience among all the people. At last a little stone
10 1,3 |      amid the acclamation of the people: ~ "Rome under Caesar's
11 3,3 |        he loved too much his own people, and among them he loved
12 3,3 |    Caesar arrived; the two young people exchanged a lover-like kiss
13 3,4 |          in public, when certain people were complaining of the
14 3,4 | community of interests, and many people collected together in the
15 4,2 | perturbed preoccupation of other people to give the lie to that
16 4,3 |        went to receive the young people with a stately and magnificent
17 5,2 |          familiarised the Tuscan people with street warfare. ~The
18 5,2 |       through thickly lined with people, but every house from garret
19 5,4 |       obliged to confer with the people about him. This was what
20 5,4 |        feet from the Gate of the People. This was on the 31st of
21 5,8 |       Nepi and of Sutri, and the people also sent an ambassador
22 6,4 |      those petty lords whom most people call vicars of the Church,
23 8,1 |        soon evident to the Roman people that their city was making
24 8,3 |        taken as a miracle by the people, robbed Lucrezia of the
25 9,1 |       failed to paint out to the people, denouncing it as the off
26 9,1 |         his superior both to the people and to the Signoria, and
27 9,2 |          was so crowded that the people overflowed into all the
28 9,2 |       terraces were covered with people, and curious spectators
29 9,3 |        statu quo'. Meanwhile the people, jammed together in the
30 9,3 |      night was coming on and the people grew ever more and more
31 9,3 |          place. At this news the people calmed down, in the hope
32 9,3 |         From the moment when the people suspected that they had
33 9,3 |         was quickly flooded with people, and Savonarola, with his
34 9,3 |       Church and seducers of the people. ~The firmness shown by
35 9,3 |         had been promised to the people before was a second time
36 9,3 |      business it was to keep the people back from approaching the
37 10,1|        great joy of the Milanese people was due to the fact that
38 10,3|         hardy life of a mountain people into cities of wealth and
39 10,4|          a change of face on the people's part would be very natural,
40 10,4|     taken. And the pope gave the people fetes and fireworks, without
41 10,4|      attracted more than 200,000 people to Rome; the temporal interests
42 11,1|         indulgences affected the people who had been prevented by
43 11,5|          month, during which the people of Faenza had suffered all
44 11,5|          of the day on which the people are accustomed to keep the
45 12,4|         was not presented to the people; for by the account of Bucciardo,
46 13,3|          borne in triumph by his people. Not even all this could
47 14,3|   bearers dropped the bier. ~The people, tearing off the pall which
48 15,1|     impassive and loyal, for the people, who have no concern with