Chapter

 1 Pro,2|        Lorenzo dei Medici when he saw him disappear, Ermolao,
 2 1,2  |     unconcealed that both as they saw him exclaimed together: ~"
 3 3,4  |           and as mistress, and he saw himself reflected in her
 4 3,4  |    annoyance of Alexander VI, who saw through this excuse, and
 5 3,4  |         storm seemed to threaten, saw in the new pope's election
 6 5,1  |         French; when, however, he saw his enemy coming down from
 7 5,1  |    Librafatta, and Livorno. Piero saw no more difficulty about
 8 5,1  |         but at Florence, the king saw no objection, and the very
 9 5,2  |       threatening. At last, as he saw that the danger was constantly
10 5,3  |      terms with the conqueror; he saw the broken remnants of the
11 5,5  |           Angelo, and as the pope saw in this castle his only
12 5,7  |        gave a cry of joy when she saw him; for so silent and mysterious
13 5,7  |          to the entrance gate, he saw that the windows were broken
14 5,7  |        ivory and silver. When she saw Caesar, she rose, pale and
15 5,8  |           her cry of joy when she saw him once more. ~The mother
16 6,2  |      horses' tails. As soon as he saw the last soldiers of his
17 6,3  |       their turn, so soon as they saw the French army attacked
18 6,3  |         than the French, the king saw them suddenly outflanking
19 6,3  |          When the Marechal de Gie saw this, he detached a hundred
20 6,3  |           from the Stradiotes and saw their enemies put to flight,
21 6,4  |        shackles of the papacy. We saw that he had already begun
22 7,4  |           clock in the morning, I saw coming out of the lane on
23 7,4  |           Giacomo. That was all I saw, gentlemen, and so it is
24 7,4  |           was forced upon him. He saw that the blow which struck
25 8,1  |         the Archbishop of Cosenza saw Cardinal Valentino come
26 8,3  |       worthy German Burchard, who saw nothing in the bloodiest
27 9,2  |       flames; and the indifferent saw in the ordeal a spectacle
28 9,3  |         from the moment when they saw the smoke arise, began to
29 10,2 |          their protection. Caesar saw that it was no longer a
30 10,4 |        their homes. The duke then saw that all was lost, but he
31 11,1 |           private chamberlain, he saw through the open windows
32 11,5 |         when at Rome; but when he saw her again she appeared more
33 12,3 |     signed. The French, when they saw that the town was half taken,
34 12,3 |        Capua once taken, Frederic saw that it was useless any
35 13,1 |           republican faction, who saw in any sort of revolution
36 13,2 |         two movements combined he saw hostile intentions towards
37 13,2 |           before, and he suddenly saw the advantage he might take
38 15,1 |     French to Nepi. The cardinals saw that Rome now stood upon
39 15,2 |           least one-half. ~Caesar saw that to come to blows in
40 15,2 | two-thirds weaker than his enemy, saw his cavalry cut to pieces;
41 Epi,2|           exhibited in public, he saw that they were gluttons
42 Epi,2|          diabolical. After what I saw, it is my firm conviction