Chapter

 1 Pro,1| reverential than Luther's, which followed about five-and-twenty years
 2 1,2  |          then after these groups followed some solitary passer-by,
 3 1,2  |         of the Longara, which he followed as far as the church of
 4 1,3  |       knees; thus a supreme calm followed the tumult and uproar which
 5 1,3  |         hundred thousand breasts followed the silence "Non v'e fumo!
 6 3,1  | profession, which his father had followed; but after various actions
 7 3,2  |        to reach this end we have followed every path that is open
 8 5,5  |         attack. Every knight was followed by three horses the first
 9 5,5  |    Cardinals Colonna and Savelli followed immediately after, and behind
10 5,8  |     fiefs on those alone who had followed him from France, so that
11 6,3  |          was not meant for them, followed upon their heels, and although
12 6,3  |     himself as to whether he was followed or not. And it was no longer
13 7,1  |    Orsini's, as the Orsini's had followed on the Colonnas', he marched
14 7,2  |      last display was soon to be followed by the obsequies of the
15 7,3  |       his mother. Caesar at once followed suit, alleging his desire
16 8,1  |      appeared in a French dress, followed, like a king by cardinals,
17 8,4  |    marched alongside; these were followed by eighteen hunters ridden
18 8,4  |         to Louis XII. These were followed by twenty gentlemen dressed
19 9,1  |          set an example that was followed to good purpose by Luther,
20 9,2  |        the hero of the occasion, followed, bearing a crucifix, and
21 9,2  |          while behind them again followed the most considerable of
22 9,3  |     avowals, and the relief that followed it the same retractions.
23 10,1 |  vanguard before him, soon to be followed by the main body of the
24 10,1 |       But Caesar Borgia, who had followed Louis XII with a view to
25 10,3 |         Another unexpected death followed so quickly on that of Don
26 11,4 |       Malatesta, lord of Rimini, followed his example; thus the Duke
27 12,3 |          the second son, who had followed his father to France, died,
28 12,4 |         issued from the Vatican, followed by all the nobility of Rome,
29 12,4 |   leaning on the pope's arm, and followed by the ladies of her suite,
30 12,4 |          the customary pleasures followed, and the pope summoned the
31 13,2 |        week towns and fortresses followed this example, and all the
32 13,5 |        orders, he went in first, followed by Oliverotto, Gravina,
33 14,2 |       back with a cry, instantly followed by violent convulsions:
34 15,1 |        morning their example was followed by the Colonnas. No one
35 15,2 |         his enemies, though they followed, dared not attack him, and
36 15,2 |      daughters by the hand, and, followed by the little dukes of Sermaneta
37 15,4 |          Cardinal of Santa Croce followed, and the next day joined
38 16,2 |         sending out against him, followed by Michelotto, who was as
39 16,2 |        be seeking refuge. Caesar followed close on their heels up