Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         the bed was Lorenzo the Magnificent, who at the beginning of
 2 Pro,2|         clutching in his arms a magnificent crucifix which he had just
 3 Pro,2|     friendly words. Lorenzo the Magnificent only replied with sobs;
 4 1,1  |    years: at this epoch the two magnificent chapels did not exist, nor
 5 2,1  |      superb horse, clothed in a magnificent oriental costume, between
 6 2,2  |         the duchy of Milan, the magnificent republic of Florence, and
 7 2,3  |        as well as the so-called Magnificent; but he was both ignorant
 8 3,4  |    jewels, gorgeous stuffs, and magnificent mansions. A true Spaniard
 9 4,1  |     plan did not agree with the magnificent projects of Piero dei Medici.
10 4,1  |  merchants of priceless stuffs; magnificent clothes had been made for
11 4,1  |   knowledge of his character; a magnificent prospect was opened to him
12 4,2  |       make an exhibition of his magnificent jewels, and Gentile's desire
13 4,3  |       people with a stately and magnificent escort of lords and cardinals,
14 4,3  |        you were present at some magnificent and voluptuous royal audience
15 4,3  |         victual and fodder. The magnificent republic replied that if
16 5,1  |       far the ambassador of the magnificent republic would extend his
17 5,1  |      royal protection, that the magnificent republic should lend him
18 5,1  |      and the son of Lorenzo the Magnificent, continued its triumphal
19 5,1  |      commotion at Florence. The magnificent republic had supposed that
20 5,2  |     Florence clad in their most magnificent apparel, accompanied by
21 5,5  |     troop was not only the most magnificent, but the most considerable
22 5,5  | shoulders. In the midst of this magnificent escort advanced Charles
23 5,7  |      his air, presenting in his magnificent oriental costume a great
24 5,7  |         behind him were led six magnificent horses, a present from the
25 5,8  |       of all, had produced such magnificent gold and silver plate; and
26 7,2  |         pages and servants rode magnificent horses, caparisoned in velvet
27 7,2  |        properly to be leading a magnificent army in the battlefield,
28 7,3  |        set in the open air in a magnificent vineyard, a property of
29 7,3  |       not come. ~The repast was magnificent: Caesar was quite as cheerful
30 7,3  |         about a while under the magnificent pine trees that shaded the
31 7,4  |       was set down. At once the magnificent dress was fetched from the
32 8,1  |         masquerades; there were magnificent hunting parties, when Caesar
33 8,4  |     then, when he had made this magnificent gift and talked with him
34 8,4  |     bringing up the rear of the magnificent cortege, behind the duke
35 9,3  |         nothing better from the magnificent republic, sent as deputies
36 11,1 |        the church the gift of a magnificent chalice in which were three
37 11,2 |        blood, Alfonso mounted a magnificent Andalusian steed of Arab
38 11,4 |    disconcerted; he commanded a magnificent army, composed of the finest
39 11,4 |    interrupted, fetes began, as magnificent and as exciting as he knew
40 12,4 |     presented to the bride four magnificent rings set with precious
41 12,4 |       night in dancing, while a magnificent display of fireworks lighted
42 12,4 |    thought of it, he replied: ~"MAGNIFICENT LORDS, I can tell you nothing
43 13,3 |   Macchiavelli sent them to the magnificent republic of Florence. ~"
44 13,5 |        for 1500 Roman crowns, a magnificent pearl which could not be
45 14,2 |       the Vatican to fetch some magnificent peaches that had been sent
46 15,3 |         the only remnant of his magnificent army, thence by land to