Chapter

 1 1,3 |     the procession, as well as having a religious end in view,
 2 2,1 |  hundred thousand Turks, after having appealed in vain for aid
 3 2,1 |     Bey, Sultan of Egypt, who, having revolted against Bajazet,
 4 2,2 | maintained peace, but because, having constantly been beaten,
 5 2,3 |      But since, in the fear of having no heir, the queen on her
 6 2,3 |        it, seeing that Borgia, having always been a bad man, would
 7 2,3 |    unfortunately, was far from having the genius of his father:
 8 3,2 |      prince of the apostles." ~Having spoken these words, Alexander
 9 5,1 |  fortresses he had insisted on having. Piero obeyed, and the French
10 5,3 |      annoyed with the pope for having refused him the investiture
11 5,6 |       the Most Christian king, having felt a desire to visit the
12 5,8 |                              8~Having by these words reassured
13 6,2 |        when on his embassy; he having made a great impression
14 6,3 |    indefatigable Charles, who, having nothing more to do among
15 7,1 |     demur; during the interval having heard that Trivulce had
16 8,1 |       was coming back to Rome, having accomplished his mission
17 8,1 |       for apostolic briefs, of having granted a false dispensation.
18 8,3 |  astonished when, a consistory having been summoned one morning
19 10,1|      the vicars of the Church, having failed to fulfil the conditions
20 10,3|        vice-legate of Viterbo, having fallen into disgrace with
21 11,3|     pontifical chest, each hat having been priced at 50,000 ducats,
22 11,5|    flower of love for himself: having often before reproached
23 12,2|  scarcely made when d'Aubigny, having passed the Volturno, approached
24 12,4|         4~His Holiness was now having a run of good fortune, and
25 14,1|      easier because Louis XII, having suffered reverses in the
26 14,1|       conquests were achieved, having nothing else to do now that
27 14,1|    Michele, who had just died, having received a poisoned cup
28 14,2| bottles of wine set apart, and having heard that this wine was
29 14,3|  Caesar had himself asked for, having heard that in a similar
30 15,2|       to obtain by craft; and, having surprised the approaches