Chapter

 1 Pro,2|     struck by lightning, and Roderigo Borgia was elected pope." ~ ~
 2 1,2  |    to know the intentions of Roderigo?" asked the elder of the
 3 1,3  |   three candidates, who were Roderigo Borgia, Giuliano delta Rovera,
 4 1,3  |     and most Reverend Signor Roderigo Lenzuolo Borgia, Archbishop
 5 1,3  |   received with strange joy. Roderigo Borgia had the reputation
 6 2,3  |    house of Aragon, although Roderigo was born her subject and
 7 3,1  |                            1~RODERIGO LENZUOLO was barn at Valencia,
 8 3,1  |      of Aragon and Valencia. Roderigo from his infancy had shown
 9 3,1  |  daughters. The widow dying, Roderigo took the girls under his
10 3,1  |    of the fifth is unknown. ~Roderigo, retired from public affairs,
11 3,1  |      stuff that was in young Roderigo, and at a time when he was
12 3,1  |      he replied instantly to Roderigo that on the receipt of his
13 3,1  |  Rome. ~This letter uprooted Roderigo from the centre of happiness
14 3,1  |      drag him forcibly away. Roderigo was happy, Roderigo was
15 3,1  |    away. Roderigo was happy, Roderigo was rich; the evil passions
16 3,1  |     from Rome, the bearer of Roderigo's nomination to a benefice
17 3,1  |   was no longer feasible: so Roderigo obeyed; but as he did not
18 3,1  |     promises she had made to Roderigo: the pope received him as
19 3,1  |      of scarcely thirty-five Roderigo found himself the equal
20 3,1  | prince in riches and power. ~Roderigo had had some reluctance
21 3,1  |    nations took such hold of Roderigo, that he no longer had any
22 3,1  |    perhaps ever existed; and Roderigo was no longer the same man:
23 3,1  |     of Castile. The Cardinal Roderigo received the noble Spaniard
24 3,1  |    and pious works, Cardinal Roderigo used to repair each evening
25 3,1  |      began to spread abroad, Roderigo sent Caesar to study at
26 3,1  |  when Innocent VIII died and Roderigo Borgia was proclaimed pope. ~
27 3,1  |      a piece of jobbery; but Roderigo had none the less, however
28 3,1  |  done, secured his majority; Roderigo was none the less the two
29 3,2  |     the same who had sold to Roderigo the nine votes that were
30 3,3  |   weakness, and her love for Roderigo to sensuality. In the depth
31 3,3  |    from her husband, to whom Roderigo paid a pension in her palace
32 3,4  |   Messalina. She was dear to Roderigo both as daughter and as
33 3,4  |     the daughter of Cardinal Roderigo Borgia was not a man powerful
34 7,3  |     son of Calixtus III; Don Roderigo Borgia, captain of the apostolic
35 8,3  |   until several were killed. Roderigo and Madame Lucrezia, who
36 12,3 |    Farnese, the other on Don Roderigo of Aragon, son of Lucrezia
37 13,3 |     Prince of Squillace, Don Roderigo Bargia, Duke of Sermaneta