Chapter

 1 Pro,1|          man between his own, was Angelo Poliziano, the Catullus
 2 Pro,2|          Dietisalvi, Nerone Nigi, Angelo Antinori, Niccalo Soderini,
 3 1,1  |     longer, while that of Michael Angelo, the masterpiece of thirty
 4 1,1  | Diocletian to the castle of Sant' Angelo, seemed to have made an
 5 1,2  |           he gives Cardinal Sant' Angelo the bishopric of Porto,
 6 1,2  |           Colonna, Savelli, Sant' Angelo, and the Cardinals of Parma
 7 3,4  |    Raphael, Bramante, and Michael Angelo were now living. Rome, Florence,
 8 5,4  |          the top of the Castle S. Angelo, whither the pope had retired,
 9 5,5  |          retired to the Castle S. Angelo with only six cardinals,
10 5,5  |        surrender of the Castle S. Angelo, and as the pope saw in
11 5,6  |         had to quit the Castle S. Angelo, thanks to a corridor communicating
12 6,1  |   respectively governors of Sant' Angelo, Manfredonia, Trani, Catanzaro,
13 6,1  |     provisioning the castle of S. Angelo, putting in a formidable
14 7,4  |       Tiber to the Castello Sant' Angelo, where it was set down.
15 8,1  |      taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo, and a suit was begun. ~
16 8,2  |   dungeons of the castle of Sant' Angelo, where for furniture he
17 10,2 |      taken to the castle of Sant' Angelo, and there died shortly
18 11,5 |     little below the Castle Sant' Angelo, the body of a beautiful
19 12,4 |        public the governor of St. Angelo received orders that cannon
20 12,4 |       between the castle of Sant' Angelo and the Piazza of St. Peter'
21 13,5 |    admitted into the Castle Sant' Angelo. The same day, the cardinal'
22 15,1 |  guardianship of the Castle Sant' Angelo and had shut himself up
23 15,2 |         guard of the Castle Sant' Angelo, hoped to succeed better
24 15,2 |        led to the Castle of Sant' Angelo, and an order addressed
25 15,3 |           his own escape to Sant' Angelo, where he was supposed to
26 15,4 | imprisoned in the Castle of Sant' Angelo. In fulfilment of this treaty,