Chapter

 1 Pro,1|            bedroom of the Carneggi Palace, about three miles from
 2 1,2  |         giving Cardinal Orsini his palace at Rome and his two castles
 3 3,3  |     Roderigo paid a pension in her palace of the Via del Pelegrino,
 4 4,1  |            nomination onwards, his palace was constantly filled with
 5 5,1  |          returned incognito to his palace in the Via Largo. ~ ~
 6 5,2  |            about the piazza of the palace. Meanwhile Cardinal Gian
 7 5,2  |        promptly retired to his own palace, expecting to find there
 8 5,2  |          and then went down to the palace of the Medici, which had
 9 5,3  |          at Constantinople, in our palace, on the 12th of September
10 5,6  |           garden that adjoined the palace, while the pope, who had
11 5,6  |            At the threshold of the palace he found four cardinals
12 5,8  |          he took her to Lucrezia's palace, which in consequence of
13 7,2  |            He accordingly left his palace, proceeded in great pomp
14 7,3  |           captain of the apostolic palace; Don Goffredo, brother of
15 7,3  |     retraced his steps towards his palace. But scarcely had he turned
16 7,4  |         had never come back to his palace since he left his mother'
17 7,4  |            fetched from the duke's palace which he had worn on the
18 7,4  |         secret dark chamber of the palace, and there shut himself
19 8,3  |      horses to a court between the palace and the gate; then the stable
20 8,3  |           the window just over the palace gate, took the greatest
21 11,1 |  catastrophe, which made the whole palace tremble, the cardinal and
22 11,4 |            and made his way to the palace of the Holy Apostles, which
23 11,5 |           dashed away to the ducal palace, where sat the Doge Barberigo
24 12,4 |            supped in the apostolic palace in the Duke of Valentinois'
25 12,4 |        with roses, issued from her palace to the sound of trumpets
26 13,5 |         continued his march to the palace that had been prepared for
27 13,5 |        were seized and shut in the palace stables. When he entered
28 14,2 |       Vatican, and, as he knew the palace well, went up to the pope'
29 14,3 |        appointed at the pontifical palace, whence the body was to
30 15,1 |   misfortune, kept watch about the palace, where he was writhing on
31 15,2 |        infantry, and lodged in his palace, the soldiers camping round
32 15,2 | distributed his soldiers about the palace, so as to guard all its
33 15,2 |        check till they reached the palace walls, behind which the
34 15,4 |           his usual fashion at his palace, and with his ordinary courtesy,