Chapter

 1 1,1  |             Rome was still without a master, and that the world still
 2 2,1  |             accompanied by the Grand Master d'Aubusson, under whose
 3 2,1  |        Auvergne, nephew of the Grand Master d'Aubusson, and Francesco
 4 2,3  |          nominally, because the real master of the Milanese was at this
 5 4,3  |          Church; for thus writes the master of the ceremonies in his
 6 4,3  |           counsel for the king their master. But the Venetians, faithful
 7 5,1  |             with a haughty air, as a master might address a servant,
 8 5,3  |            after he had made himself master of the town of Naples, or
 9 5,4  |     negotiation in the name of their master, both in case Charles should
10 5,7  |            making holiday with their master, they pillaged his mother'
11 5,8  |      trembled lest, when he was once master of Naples, he might conceive
12 6,2  |             King of France, that his master only desired to continue
13 7,2  |            to cast one look upon his master to see that Caesar and he
14 7,2  |          Accustomed as he was to his master's tricks of circumlocution,
15 7,3  |               I should now have been master of a fine domain. The pope
16 7,4  |             the duke's valet; of his master there was no trace whatever:
17 9,1  |              The result was that the master's teachings were issued
18 9,1  |           his obedience to a corrupt master; and he began to preach
19 9,2  |               more ardent than their master added miracle to inspiration,
20 9,2  |              more confident than his master in his own power, declared
21 9,2  |            Fra Bonvicini? It was the master he would strike, the great
22 9,2  |            not tilt with any but the master, two Franciscan monks appeared
23 10,4 |              Louis XII found himself master on the other side of the
24 10,4 |              of France found himself master of Ludovico Sforza and of
25 11,4 |              welcome"; whereupon the master of the ceremonies, surprised
26 12,1 |           victories: scarcely was he master of Faenza before, excited
27 12,2 |           beforehand: Louis would be master of Naples, of the town of
28 13,1 |           than eight days Caesar was master of his whole duchy, except
29 13,1 | impossibility. A worthy pupil of his master, in whose school he had
30 13,2 |             him for compromising his master with a view to his own private
31 15,2 |        Caesar found himself not only master of his own fate but of others
32 15,4 |              as he knew his lord and master was a prisoner, it would
33 16,2 |            behind the men, was again master of his liberty. ~Half-way
34 16,2 |           only too certain, from his master's well-known courage, that
35 16,2 |            wood, he went to seek his master. On reaching the spot they
36 Epi,1|         although Abraham was a great master of Mosaic law, he began