Chapter

 1 1,1 |      been able to give more than five thousand crowns to continue
 2 1,1 |          did so many things in a five years' reign, had not yet
 3 1,2 |      handsome young man of about five or six and twenty, dressed
 4 1,2 |  treasure he has engaged to give five thousand ducats to the Cardinal
 5 1,3 |         pope with a mistress and five children. The great thing
 6 2,2 |        was simply founded on the five vowels, a, e, i, o, u, the
 7 2,2 |         initial letters of these five words ~ "AUSTRIAE EST IMPERARE
 8 3,1 |          Vanozza, by whom he had five children Francesco, Caesar,
 9 3,1 |         was effected; and so the five cardinals who had taken
10 4,1 |           and accompany him with five hundred lances; ~That the
11 4,2 |         delta Rovere, one of the five cardinals who had opposed
12 5,3 |       Father: the aid of four or five thousand Turks would be
13 5,4 |       the French vanguard halted five hundred feet from the Gate
14 5,4 |   archers of Gascony: there were five thousand of them, wearing
15 5,5 | followers a total of 10,000 men. Five thousand light horse rode
16 5,8 |    hundred horsemen on board and five thousand infantry, to help
17 6,1 |         French lances, and about five hundred Italian men-at-arms,
18 6,3 |        Stradiotes, and more than five thousand infantry: this
19 6,3 |     stand, though the enemy were five against one, and the combat
20 6,4 |    papacy, Alexander VI had seen five kings upon the throne of
21 6,4 |        his simony; moreover, the five kings of Naples had in turn
22 9,2 |          at the appointed place, five feet in height, ten in width,
23 10,4|       the shortest not less than five foot six. Still, this was
24 11,3|        bull the horse. But after five or six rounds, the bull
25 11,3|     temple. Struck down by these five blows, he lost his footing
26 12,1|          hundred men-at-arms and five thousand infantry. ~Still,
27 12,4|     Porto Ferrajo, they remained five days on board, though they
28 13,3|        the country in parties of five or six only, and attached
29 14,3|        and fifteen fortresses in five years, been seated, sword
30 15,1|       inspired. ~Thus there were five armies in Rome: Caesar's
31 16,2|      they pointed out, he beheld five men stretched side by side;