Chapter

 1 Pro,1|            The man on the bed was Lorenzo the Magnificent, who at
 2 Pro,1|     sacred; so that, in his view, Lorenzo in subjugating the one was
 3 Pro,1|         this was that, so long as Lorenzo lived in riches, happiness,
 4 Pro,1|      considered illegitimate. But Lorenzo on his deathbed sent for
 5 Pro,1|         liberty of the republic. ~Lorenzo, as we have said, was awaiting
 6 Pro,1|            When he perceived him, Lorenzo dei Medici, reading in his
 7 Pro,1|      solemn step towards the bed. Lorenzo watched his approach with
 8 Pro,2|       last, when he had finished, Lorenzo asked in a doubtful tone: ~"
 9 Pro,2|               My father," replied Lorenzo eagerly, "I feel this faith
10 Pro,2|          you," replied the monk. ~Lorenzo shut his eyes, as though
11 Pro,2|         and her former liberty." ~Lorenzo sat up on his bed, shaken
12 Pro,2|          Never! never!" exclaimed Lorenzo, falling back on his bed
13 Pro,2|            But, my father," cried Lorenzo, "Florence is free, Florence
14 Pro,2|        genius, because after you, Lorenzo, will come your son Piero;
15 Pro,2|          of my whole life?" cried Lorenzo dei Medici. ~"It is not
16 Pro,2| Impossible, impossible!" murmured Lorenzo. ~"Very well; then die as
17 Pro,2|          the cry which broke from Lorenzo dei Medici when he saw him
18 Pro,2|          him with friendly words. Lorenzo the Magnificent only replied
19 2,3  |           as a paternal legacy by Lorenzo, as we have seen, at the
20 2,3  |     handsome, it is true, whereas Lorenzo, on the contrary, was remarkably
21 2,3  |            musical voice, whereas Lorenzo had always spoken through
22 4,1  |        Gentile, who had once been Lorenzo dei Medici's tutor, was
23 4,1  |         programme to the death of Lorenzo dei Medici. But whatever
24 5,1  |           of Louis XI, his father Lorenzo had concluded a treaty of
25 5,1  |          the Great and the son of Lorenzo the Magnificent, continued
26 9,1  |         had refused absolution to Lorenzo dei Medici because he would
27 11,1 |          gentleman of Siena ailed Lorenzo Chigi, and the dying were
28 11,4 |    Agostino Chigi, brother of the Lorenzo Chigi who had perished on