Chapter

 1 Pro,1|   followed about five-and-twenty years later, respected the thing
 2 Pro,2|        survive him more than two years. "Since his death was to
 3 1,1  |    eleven hundred and forty-five years, had been threatening to
 4 1,1  |       Battista Alberti; but some years later, after the death of
 5 1,1  |        their work for a thousand years: at this epoch the two magnificent
 6 1,1  |         so many things in a five years' reign, had not yet been
 7 1,1  |     every pope lasts about eight years, and these eight years,
 8 1,1  |     eight years, and these eight years, according to the character
 9 2,1  |        destined, five-and-twenty years later, to make Charles V
10 2,2  |   Charles VIII, about twenty-two years of age, a prince (if we
11 2,2  |     after a reign of fifty-three years, affianced his son Maximilian
12 2,3  |         that time was only eight years old. From now onward, even
13 3,1  |          whence had sprung eight years of happiness, Rosa Vanozza
14 3,1  |      died after a reign of three years three months and nineteen
15 3,2  |        twenty-two or twenty-four years of age, skilful in all bodily
16 3,3  |      cannot last more than a few years, than to the glory of the
17 3,3  |       over him for nearly thirty years; and like a snake, she knew
18 3,4  | diabolical trio which for eleven years occupied the pontifical
19 4,3  |         for the last thirty-four years in the Signoria. The French
20 4,3  |      seventy, after a thirty-six years' reign, leaving the throne
21 5,2  |          town which eighty-seven years ago had fallen under the
22 5,3  |        ended by a peace or a two years' truce, or else when, for
23 5,8  |         last for five-and-twenty years, and had for ostensible
24 6,4  |  succeeded; and so, in the three years of his papacy, Alexander
25 8,3  |    saying that from his earliest years he had been drawn towards
26 8,4  |        about fourteen or fifteen years of age; sixteen of them
27 9,1  |         Luther, when, twenty-two years later, he burned Leo X's
28 10,1 |   reduced in the course of eight years from 1,500,000 to 200,000
29 10,1 |       gentlemen during the seven years that had elapsed since he
30 10,3 |       fact, for the last sixteen years the Swiss had been practically
31 10,4 |           where he lived for ten years in solitude and utter destitution,
32 12,3 |       now reigned for sixty-five years. Frederic, its head, demanded
33 13,4 |        mounted archers for eight years; ~He should pay 12,000 ducats
34 14,2 |        and he had reigned eleven years. ~Caesar, perhaps because
35 14,3 |       fifteen fortresses in five years, been seated, sword in hand,
36 15,1 |     revolved for the last eleven years, was now extinguished, and
37 15,4 |        of Medina del Campo. ~Ten years later, Gonzalvo, who at
38 16,1 |     Caesar was in prison for two years, always hoping that Louis
39 16,1 |         had been shut up for two years was so hateful to Caesar
40 16,2 |        Ferrara, she died full of years, and honours, adored as