Chapter

 1 2,1 |      over the secondary States. Accordingly we too, with Alexander VI,
 2 2,1 |        the head of an army, met accordingly in Asia in 1482. D'jem was
 3 2,1 |     world yet unknown. They had accordingly, thanks to their victories
 4 3,2 |       have incurred to Him; and accordingly we refuse to arouse by any
 5 3,4 |        Lucrezia and Caesar were accordingly the best beloved of his
 6 3,4 |         or less than a refusal. Accordingly Alexander and Ferdinand
 7 5,1 |      one of the ambassadors. He accordingly quitted Florence, accompanied
 8 5,1 |       Ferdinand of Naples; that accordingly he had acted in obedience
 9 5,2 |       over the king advised him accordingly to abate his pretensions;
10 5,4 | alliance with Aragon. Alexander accordingly judged that the moment had
11 5,4 |      fashion as this. Alexander accordingly warned Ferdinand to quit
12 6,2 |     block his passage. The king accordingly, following the advice of
13 7,2 |        invited to take part. He accordingly left his palace, proceeded
14 7,2 |    appanage to his son's house. Accordingly this proposition was put
15 8,2 |        heightened its grandeur. Accordingly the archbishop would understand
16 10,1|   between vassals and suzerain; accordingly he brought forward his complaints
17 11,4|   Caesar by the King of France. Accordingly, when he perceived that
18 11,5|       most careful nature. They accordingly repaired to the exact spot
19 12,4|    seriously abandoned. The two accordingly started from the port of
20 13,1|      pope's enemies, and he had accordingly been mulcted of his fief
21 13,3|     must feel for making peace; accordingly he signed with him the following
22 14,1|     retiring to Lucca, which he accordingly did. ~Then all on this side
23 14,1| specially indicated; the butler accordingly put the wine an a sideboard
24 15,2|        whichever side he chose. Accordingly he was courted both by the