Chapter

 1 Pro,1|           learned men in the whole world, if they could be assembled
 2 Pro,1|           all his hope far another world. ~Indeed, Savonarola was
 3 1,1  |     without a master, and that the world still had no pope; for this
 4 1,3  |           Romans the empire of the world; and the same evening, in
 5 1,3  |        story~ At home and o'er the world victorious trod;~ But Alexander
 6 2,1  |                              1~The world had now arrived at one of
 7 2,1  |           one in recovering a lost world, the other in conquering
 8 2,1  |          the other in conquering a world yet unknown. They had accordingly,
 9 2,1  |           victories in the ancient world and their discoveries in
10 2,2  |     Austria to rule over the whole world." ~So much for Germany. ~
11 2,2  |         the spiritual queen of the world, should it please any of
12 3,1  |         was the only person in the world who could appreciate the
13 3,2  |          keystone of the Christian world?" ~"Yes, holy father," replied
14 3,2  |      seemed to convey to the whole world the news of the great event
15 3,4  |           capital of the Christian world felt for one brief moment
16 4,2  |           to agitate the civilized world from the Gulf of Tarentum
17 4,4  |            pathetic desolation the world has ever seen. During all
18 4,5  |  Christopher Columbus from the New World, and was called by Italians
19 5,3  |           with all the will in the world, help His Holiness with
20 5,3  |         Highness, should quit this world as soon as possible, seeing
21 5,3  |        pass from the pains of this world into a better and more peaceful
22 5,7  |           the cardinal for all the world beside, and even for her,
23 6,3  |         the finest generals in the world; but as there was no means
24 6,4  |           capital of the Christian world just at the present time,
25 7,1  |        were the best troops in the world; but Vitelli attacked these
26 7,2  |            this departure from the world even until the day after
27 8,3  |           enter once more into the world, thereto contract a lawful
28 9,1  |       dukes, princes, in the whole world could ever be; this man
29 9,1  |          renounced the art of this world to consecrate his brush
30 9,2  |            sacred host for all the world to see, as it was enclosed
31 10,1 |            centre of the Christian world, all the small princes,
32 10,2 |       latere' of all the Christian world, and had quitted Rome to
33 10,4 |          his head the least in the world either about its being Holy
34 11,4 |        that is to say of the whole world had come hither to make
35 13,3 |             as that he had led the world to believe, in a way so
36 14,3 |       tremble, from one end of the world to the other. ~But in accordance
37 15,1 |            also in the rest of the world: for a moment Europe swayed,
38 15,1 | extinguished, and for a moment the world, on a sudden struck motionless,
39 15,4 |         was devoted to him in this world was Michelotto, and he had
40 16,1 |           and file. When the whole world had abandoned the Duke of
41 Epi,1|        that he knew nothing in the world that could change his opinion.