Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       hereditary ailment in his family. He had found at last that
 2 Pro,1|         at Ferrara, whither his family, one of the most illustrious
 3 Pro,2|        the magnificence of your family and the credit of your business
 4 1,2  |           and still more so our family, which is so patriarchal." ~
 5 2,2  |       therefore too full of his family affairs to be troubled about
 6 2,3  |       at Bologna, the Malatesta family at Rimini, the Vitelli at
 7 3,1  |      some writers declare, of a family of royal blood, which had
 8 3,1  |     seeing his mistress and his family; but his uncle Calixtus
 9 3,1  |         he decided to fetch his family at last to Rome: thither
10 3,2  |         any other member of his family, but went straight to the
11 3,3  |       Church, not father of the family; that, vicar of Christ as
12 4,1  |        he had selected from the family treasures. All his jewels,
13 4,3  |         when the fortune of his family was changing. ~ ~
14 5,1  |       Romagna, than the Colonna family declared themselves the
15 5,3  |      all the foundations of his family's future grandeur upon his
16 5,8  |  troubles that the pope and his family had experienced during the
17 6,1  |   Aubigny, of the Scotch Stuart family, lieutenant in Calabria;
18 6,4  |      come for founding a mighty family; and for this he relied
19 6,4  |      Orsini against the Colonna family, when Charles VIII's enterprise
20 6,4  |   Virginio Orsini and his whole family in a secret consistory,
21 6,4  |        overtures to the Colonna family, saying he would commission
22 6,4  |   conqueror alike. ~The Colonna family accepted this proposition,
23 7,3  |       anxious to aggrandise his family, but he is mistaken in the
24 7,3  |        pope's nephew: the whole family therefore was present, except
25 8,2  |     enjoyed by the pope and his family: from time to time strange
26 9,1  |       another son to the pope's family; thus had he cursed the
27 10,4 |        make an end of the whole family at a blow, forced Francesco
28 10,4 | catastrophe of Ludovica and his family caused the greatest joy
29 10,4 |       temporal interests of his family seeming to him far more
30 11,3 |       mourning. ~This important family business was now settled,
31 11,4 |        his subjects towards his family, had resolved on defending
32 12,1 |      enemies of the Bentivoglio family, he cast his eyes upon Bologna;
33 12,1 |     Mariscotti, the head of the family, and ordered the massacre
34 12,3 |       and there remain with his family for six months secure from
35 12,4 |        to take his share in the family rejoicing, and on the day
36 13,3 |  massacred with the rest of his family, had re-entered Camerino,
37 13,5 |       commended the care of his family to the captains, and embraced
38 14,3 |      the Colonnas: from the one family he had taken their blood,
39 14,3 |       meeting one member of the family, stabbed him, and as a sign
40 15,2 |      was the only member of the family who had not declared against
41 15,2 |   governor to admit him and his family, to defend him to the last
42 15,3 |  surviving heir of this unhappy family, all whose legitimate descendants