Chapter

 1 1,1 |      Baths of Diocletian to the castle of Sant' Angelo, seemed
 2 2,3 |    affairs of his duchy, to the castle of Pavia, where he lay and
 3 4,5 |        went to visit him in the castle where he lived more like
 4 5,4 |   watch-tower at the top of the Castle S. Angelo, whither the pope
 5 5,5 |        said, had retired to the Castle S. Angelo with only six
 6 5,5 |        was the surrender of the Castle S. Angelo, and as the pope
 7 5,5 |         as the pope saw in this castle his only refuge, it was
 8 5,6 |         had not had to quit the Castle S. Angelo, thanks to a corridor
 9 6,1 |   content with provisioning the castle of S. Angelo, putting in
10 8,1 |       within them. No house, no castle, availed for defence. Right
11 8,1 |     archbishop was taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo, and a suit
12 8,2 |         deepest dungeons of the castle of Sant' Angelo, where for
13 10,1|       da Carte in charge of the castle of Milan. In vain did his
14 10,1|  Bernardino da Come gave up the castle before a single gun had
15 10,2|      know not, was taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo, and there
16 10,2|      attempt to retire into the castle, he resolved to go back
17 10,3|        undertook to besiege the castle of Milan while Ludovico
18 10,4|         stopping to besiege the castle instead of marching on to
19 10,4|         for good and all to the castle of Loches, where he lived
20 11,5|       town, camped opposite the castle, and making a new breach,
21 11,5|       Tiber, a little below the Castle Sant' Angelo, the body of
22 12,1|    obliged to stop short at the castle, which opposed a serious
23 12,3|       with the surrender of the castle. This surrender was made
24 12,4|    women was opened between the castle of Sant' Angelo and the
25 13,5|       had been transferred to a castle, were likewise strangled. ~
26 13,5|    received orders to seize the castle of Monte Giardino, which
27 13,5|        not be admitted into the Castle Sant' Angelo. The same day,
28 15,1|         the guardianship of the Castle Sant' Angelo and had shut
29 15,2|       to force the guard of the Castle Sant' Angelo, hoped to succeed
30 15,2|         into the gardens of the castle, where they found Caesar
31 15,2|       corridor which led to the Castle of Sant' Angelo, and an
32 15,4|      Rome and imprisoned in the Castle of Sant' Angelo. In fulfilment
33 15,4|     Caesar actually went to the castle to bid Gonzalvo good-bye,
34 15,4|          but at the door of the castle Caesar found one of Gonzalvo'
35 15,4|        was at once taken to the castle, where the prison gate closed
36 15,4| disembarked he was taken to the castle of Medina del Campo. ~Ten
37 16,2|  liberty. ~Half-way between the castle and the village two cavaliers
38 16,2|       Caesar's detention in the castle of Medina del Campo, Louis