Chapter

 1 1,1 |      Nero's Circus, where it remained till 1586. Now, as Nero'
 2 2,1 |     pope. ~After this he had remained there, and Bajazet, faithful
 3 2,2 |    to the crown all that yet remained of the great independent
 4 3,1 |      Aragon; thus there only remained at home Rosa Vanozza and
 5 3,3 |    to follow. ~The young man remained awhile stupefied at this
 6 3,4 |      Alexander and Ferdinand remained in statu quo, equals in
 7 5,6 |      own domicile. ~The king remained eight days longer at the
 8 5,7 |    as a hostage, and who had remained behind to exchange a few
 9 5,8 |    general levy of arms, and remained faithful to their promises. ~
10 6,4 |     of his troops that still remained in the kingdom of Naples,
11 7,4 |  load of wood on the bank, I remained in my boat, resting in the
12 7,4 |     wine and food. ~The pope remained alone with Lucrezia for
13 8,1 |                     1~Caesar remained at Naples, partly to give
14 9,3 | their contention. Savonarola remained inflexible, supporting his
15 9,3 |   would give up, and affairs remained in 'statu quo'. Meanwhile
16 10,2|   him at Milan so long as he remained there, where, after a month'
17 10,3|      200,000 ducats that yet remained in his treasury, Ludovico
18 11,2|      by Caesar. ~Then Caesar remained alone an horseback within
19 11,2|    he was, he could not have remained safe long in that restricted
20 11,2|    been the blow. Caesar had remained on horseback, seeking to
21 12,4|    in at Porto Ferrajo, they remained five days on board, though
22 12,4|      one instant's fear, but remained on the bridge during the
23 14,1|      resistance. There still remained Siena, where Pandolfo Petrucci
24 15,1|    sudden struck motionless, remained in silence and darkness. ~
25 15,1|   territories; Romagna alone remained impassive and loyal, for
26 15,1|  Citta Castellana, which had remained loyal. ~ ~ ~
27 15,2|    Sacred College twelve had remained faithful, and as the Conclave
28 15,2|   father's creatures who had remained his friend, and the latter
29 15,3|    of the Church; Faenza had remained loyal longer than any other
30 15,3|   these revolutions, and had remained immutably faithful to the