Chapter

 1 Pro,2|        left the room as he had entered it, with face and step unaltered;
 2 1,1  |        against the walls; they entered by the doors of houses and
 3 1,2  |  slowly mounting the stairs he entered a room where two women were
 4 5,2  |    VIII as a guest, but he had entered the city as a conqueror.
 5 5,2  |      the night before, when he entered lance in hand; that he should
 6 5,4  |     with Charles. The king had entered Siena and Viterbo without
 7 5,5  |    hours since the front guard entered the town; and as it was
 8 5,6  |       At the appointed time he entered by the door of a garden
 9 6,4  |       that, since they had not entered the kingdom without the
10 6,4  |     pay of the French, and had entered the kingdom of Naples with
11 8,1  | Holiness was sitting; there he entered the consistory, was admitted
12 8,2  |     later the civil magistrate entered the prison to fulfil his
13 8,3  |   morning by Alexander, Caesar entered, and addressing the pope,
14 8,3  |        of His Holiness that he entered the Church, accepted the
15 8,4  |       1498, when Caesar Borgia entered the town of Chinon, with
16 9,2  |      arrived on the piazza and entered the compartment reserved
17 10,1 |        s departure, the French entered Milan. Ten days later Bernardino
18 10,2 |      Scarcely, however, had he entered Rocca Cantrada when he again
19 10,3 |     infantry, with whom he had entered Lombardy. So Trivulce, to
20 10,3 |  Cardinal Ascanio and Ludovico entered Milan amid the acclamations
21 10,4 |        Conrads house, and then entered sword in hand the chamber
22 11,4 |     name of France. Just as he entered Rome, he met on the road
23 11,4 |    face. M. de Villeneuve then entered the city after him, and
24 11,4 |        the Duke of Valentinois entered both these towns without
25 12,1 |    this formidable company, he entered Tuscany declaring that his
26 12,3 |   without a word to anyone had entered the town with his faithful
27 12,3 |       on both sides: d'Aubigny entered Naples, and Frederic retired
28 12,4 |        cross. At last his ship entered the roads of Pontercole,
29 13,1 |      Camerino, Caesar's troops entered the duchy of Urbino, and
30 13,2 |        Ugo di Cardona, who had entered his service after Capua
31 13,5 |  suburb through which the duke entered. ~Caesar had made only a
32 13,5 |        palace stables. When he entered the hall of the Perropont,
33 14,2 |        in search of; but as he entered the room he recoiled a step,
34 14,2 |       afterwards Pope Paul IV, entered boldly, and though an icy
35 15,1 |        Sinigaglia; the Vitelli entered Citta di Castello, the Appiani
36 15,1 |    1000 infantry. Indeed, they entered Rome at only one day's interval
37 15,2 |  seeing his army thus reduced, entered Rome, supported by the Spanish
38 15,2 |   covered with dust and blood, entered his room, pursued by his
39 15,3 |    been; Gian Sforza had again entered Pesaro; Ordelafi had seized
40 16,1 |    servants, hearing no noise, entered and found the two, one on