Chapter

 1 4,1 |       nephew, on pain of being declared an usurper. ~This was a
 2 4,2 |       four false witnesses who declared that Caesar was the son
 3 4,5 |     unfamiliar country, with a declared enemy in front of him and
 4 5,1 |        than the Colonna family declared themselves the French king'
 5 5,2 |       same day the Medici were declared traitors and rebels, and
 6 5,3 |        has been above said and declared, and in the future will
 7 5,4 |       to listen to a word, and declared that he would not go out
 8 6,4 |      of June, 1496, had been a declared rebel, he pronounced a sentence
 9 9,1 |        weary of silence, so he declared, on the authority of Pope
10 9,1 |        Christmas Day, 1497, he declared that by the inspiration
11 9,2 |    laid under an interdict and declared the spiritual and temporal
12 9,2 |    spent to help his cause, he declared in all humility that he
13 9,2 |       master in his own power, declared himself ready to accept
14 9,3 |    threatening tone, Bonvicini declared that he was ready to walk
15 9,3 |        bed of torture, when he declared that his confessions were
16 10,1| against the Swiss, whom he had declared rebels against the Empire.
17 10,2|        than ever. The pope had declared Lucrezia Borgia of Aragon
18 10,2|       to make a will, the pope declared that Sermoneta and all of
19 10,3|    right of making a will, and declared that all their property
20 10,4|         Ludovico's auxiliaries declared that in fighting against
21 11,4|        not yet, it is true, in declared hostility to France, though
22 11,5|      one of the fugitives, who declared that he had recognised among
23 11,5|     lonely house. An old woman declared that she had seen him go
24 13,3|     about him, in the wish, he declared, that they might be thoroughly
25 15,1|     Vatican was undermined, he declared, and if his demands were
26 15,2|      of the family who had not declared against him, offered him