Chapter

 1 1,1 |         as Innocent VIII had been dead for sixteen days, the Conclave
 2 1,1 |       ring from the finger of the dead pope, to dress, shave and
 3 2,1 |         found in the midst of the dead, close to the Tophana Gate;
 4 3,4 |  Brunelleschi, and Donatello were dead, but Ariosto, Raphael, Bramante,
 5 4,5 |          that his nephew was just dead: Ludovico at once begged
 6 5,8 |           000 livres and sold him dead to Bajazet for 300,00 ducats.... ~
 7 7,3 |           the duke very soon fell dead, his valet dying beside
 8 7,3 |      backed his horse towards the dead body: the four murderers
 9 7,3 |      wretched valet they left for dead upon the pavement. But he,
10 7,4 |         the crupper the body of a dead man, his head and arms hanging
11 7,4 |        about face; but seeing the dead man's cloak floating, he
12 7,4 |        the riverside, he had seen dead men thrown into the Tiber
13 8,4 |         after his supper; and was dead, leaving the throne to the
14 9,1 |       punishment, and Charles was dead; lastly, Savonarola had
15 9,1 | intercourse with a heretic, their dead bodies would be dragged
16 9,2 |     antagonist, and there bring a dead man to life again, to prove
17 10,2|           three days later he was dead. ~His body was taken to
18 10,3|      perfect health, he was found dead in the morning. His possessions
19 11,1|         at the gate, "The pope is dead, the pope is dead!" At this
20 11,1|         pope is dead, the pope is dead!" At this cry, the guards
21 11,1|         rubbish on the floor, one dead and the other two dying.
22 11,1|          the other two dying. The dead man was a gentleman of Siena
23 11,2|          Whereas, if Alfonso were dead, Lucrezia would be the position
24 11,2|           reluctantly dragged the dead bull from the arena, and
25 11,3|       assassins, supposing he was dead, at once remounted the stairway,
26 11,3|           death, but not actually dead, by some passers-by, some
27 11,3|    assassins; but Alfonso was not dead, and, thanks to the strength
28 11,5|         bride; but soon some fell dead, and others, terrified,
29 11,5|     highroad there had been found dead and wounded. A man had been
30 13,2|           by lying down among the dead; when night came on, he
31 14,3|          blood: when the bull was dead, Caesar was taken out and
32 14,3|        waited to hear that he was dead before, though still at