Chapter

 1 Pro,1|   matter. The austere preacher set forth at once, bareheaded
 2 1,1  |        according to Pliny, was set up by the Pharaoh at Heliopolis,
 3 1,1  |       to Rome by Caligula, who set it up in Nero's Circus,
 4 1,2  |       where the obelisk is now set up of which we have spoken
 5 1,2  |     the other end of which was set up a Madonna with a lamp:
 6 2,1  |     declare that the sun never set on his dominions. In fact,
 7 2,3  |     little tyrannies, Rome was set on high, the most exalted,
 8 4,1  |   allies pledged themselves to set on foot for the maintenance
 9 4,2  |      his neighbours, and could set on foot the enterprise that
10 4,3  |     which they would presently set Italy on fire. ~Indeed,
11 5,1  |        ally. Then Charles VIII set him on horseback, and ordered
12 5,2  |        asked for his lance, he set it in rest, and gave the
13 5,2  |      to recall the decree that set a price on their heads; ~
14 5,5  |        article, therefore, was set aside, and the following
15 5,8  |        the confederates had to set on foot an army of 30,000
16 6,3  |        who, now that they were set free from the Stradiotes
17 7,1  |      these against the Orsini, set them the work of recapturing
18 7,2  |        by his personal beauty, set off as it was by all the
19 7,3  |       at night. ~The table was set in the open air in a magnificent
20 7,4  |  Wednesday evening, when I had set down my load of wood on
21 7,4  |     Sant' Angelo, where it was set down. At once the magnificent
22 8,1  |    resolved that all should be set right. So he denied all
23 8,3  |      few lines we are about to set before him are a translation
24 9,1  |       Moreover, Savonarola now set an example that was followed
25 9,1  |   which the youthful reformers set on fire, singing religious
26 9,3  | executioner's hand and himself set fire to the four corners
27 9,3  |     Pope Alexander VI was thus set free from perhaps the most
28 11,3 |    piazza. But scarcely had he set his foot on the first step
29 11,5 |     seized her in his arms and set her in front of him on his
30 12,2 |    ramparts than they began to set up their batteries, which
31 12,4 |     removed, candlesticks were set on the floor in a symmetrical
32 12,4 |   bride four magnificent rings set with precious stones; then
33 12,4 |      preparations were at once set on foot for the fulfilment
34 12,4 |       awoke to find a scaffold set up in the square, and upon
35 13,1 |  Florence, joined their party, set the captives at liberty,
36 13,5 |  instructions with Michelotto, set off for Sinigaglia as soon
37 13,5 |    after his accounts had been set right. ~That same night
38 13,5 |        the Prince of Squillace set off to take possession,
39 14,2 |     seeing two bottles of wine set apart, and having heard
40 14,3 |        floor and ceiling, were set up in his room, like the
41 14,3 |   altar in St. Peter's, where, set on trestles, it was exposed
42 15,2 |        approaches to the gate, set fire to it: a passage gained,
43 15,3 |     peace with the Turks: thus set free from her eternal enemy,
44 15,4 |        once weighed anchor and set sail for Spain: during the
45 Epi,2|      it would not be proper to set down here, it seemed to
46 Epi,2|       the machine seemed to be set in motion by an impulse