Chapter

 1 3,4 |       of Naples, to arrange a marriage between Dana Sancia, his
 2 4,2 |  Maximilian, and contracted a marriage with Anne of Brittany. ~
 3 4,2 |  demanded the completion of a marriage between Goffreda, his third
 4 4,2 |       territories; but by the marriage of his daughter Lucrezia
 5 4,2 |       as Venice, while by the marriage of the Prince of Squillace
 6 5,8 |   which in consequence of her marriage with Pesaro was unoccupied,
 7 8,1 |    else than a proposition of marriage between Lucrezia and Don
 8 8,1 |    the proposed union; so the marriage of Sforza and Lucrezia was
 9 8,1 |    son of the last king. This marriage was more prejudicial than
10 8,2 |     title of cardinal, at the marriage of Lucrezia and Alfonso
11 8,2 |      to his devotion that the marriage could take place. ~The Archbishop
12 8,3 |     was now in the way of the marriage of Lucrezia and Alfonso;
13 8,3 |       more importance to this marriage because he was already cogitating
14 8,3 |     thereto contract a lawful marriage; also he entreated the lord
15 8,4 | spiritual aid to dissolve his marriage with Jeanne, the daughter
16 8,4 |      the King of Navarre. The marriage, arranged on condition that
17 8,4 |      France. The news of this marriage, which made an alliance
18 8,4 |       pope for dissolving his marriage with Jeanne of France and
19 11,2|      been reflecting that the marriage, once so ardently desired,
20 11,2|   Louis was annoyed about the marriage which converted his enemy'
21 11,5|  retinue to Venice, where the marriage was to take place. ~Caesar
22 12,3|     daughter was born of this marriage, Anne de Laval, who married
23 12,3|       this was to come from a marriage between Lucrezia and Don
24 12,4|      France his assent to the marriage. Both of these pieces of
25 16,2|    since he was a relative by marriage, he took away the duchy