Chapter

 1 3,1 |     fifth is unknown. ~Roderigo, retired from public affairs, was
 2 3,1 |          expected to lead a most retired life, engaged a house in
 3 3,3 |         still kneeling, and then retired into his apartments, without
 4 5,2 |        ran too high. He promptly retired to his own palace, expecting
 5 5,4 |       the pope's son-in-law, had retired from the alliance with Aragon.
 6 5,4 |     Angelo, whither the pope had retired, cried out that the vanguard
 7 5,5 |        The pope, as we said, had retired to the Castle S. Angelo
 8 5,8 |          where Alfonso's son had retired, with six hundred horsemen
 9 6,2 |         from the rear guard, and retired to the extreme left. ~ ~
10 6,4 |        up the victory. ~The king retired to a little village an the
11 7,4 |   chastisement from God; then he retired to a secret dark chamber
12 9,3 |       descended from his pulpit, retired into the sacristy, and thence
13 10,1|       since German influence had retired beyond the Alps, and the
14 10,2| abandoned by its chiefs, who had retired to Forli, was forced to
15 10,2|         of Ottaviano Riario, had retired to this town, and stirred
16 10,4|  disposal. But scarcely had they retired to bed when he sent a runner
17 11,2|      terrible father-in-law, had retired to Naples. Since, however,
18 11,2|       while Caesar, dismounting, retired in his turn, to reappear
19 11,3|          father and brother, she retired to Nepi with her whole household,
20 12,3|     entered Naples, and Frederic retired to Ischia. ~Thus, by a last
21 12,3|     Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, retired to Spain, where he was permitted
22 12,4|  accepting these gifts; then she retired into the next room, leaning
23 13,4|      make a defence unaided, had retired, the one to Citta di Castello
24 15,4|        feeling safe at Rome, had retired to Naples for a safe-conduct