Chapter

 1 2,3 |       eyes of his wife Isabella, daughter of King Ferdinand of Naples. ~
 2 3,4 |      benefit by his sons and his daughter; for he knew he could always
 3 3,4 |         dear to Roderigo both as daughter and as mistress, and he
 4 3,4 |   Lucrezia when she was only the daughter of Cardinal Roderigo Borgia
 5 3,4 |         Sancia, his illegitimate daughter, and Goffreda, the pope'
 6 4,2 |           Alfonso's illegitimate daughter. ~He demanded that she should
 7 4,2 |       but by the marriage of his daughter Lucrezia with the lord of
 8 4,3 |         Gospel, sat Lucrezia his daughter and Sancia his son's wife:
 9 7,4 |          and seek Lucrezia, that daughter doubly loved to conquer
10 7,4 | Guicciardini assures us that his daughter had made him understand
11 8,1 |          Pesaro, but she was the daughter of an father who had received
12 8,1 |         a tactician to leave his daughter married to a son-in-law
13 8,3 |         Dona Carlota, Frederic's daughter. ~Caesar had shown in all
14 8,4 |        marriage with Jeanne, the daughter of Louis XI; a childless
15 8,4 |        who is about to marry the daughter of a king. The procession
16 8,4 |       was Mademoiselle d'Albret, daughter of the King of Navarre.
17 10,2|       time away from his beloved daughter, he resolved to take into
18 10,2|         it again, he invited his daughter Lucrezia to join him there
19 12,3| eighteenth birthday. ~Frederic's daughter Charlotte married in France
20 12,3|       and admiral of Brittany; a daughter was born of this marriage,
21 12,4|        of splendour, sent in his daughter's company, in addition to
22 12,4|    chancellor of the town, and a daughter of the pope whose mother
23 12,4|         latere, to accompany his daughter to the frontiers of the
24 13,4|  marching towards Fano. ~But the daughter of Frederic, the former