Chapter

 1 1,2 |     rapid step, crossed Borgo San Spirito, and took the street
 2 1,3 |  Valencia, Cardinal-Deacon of San Nicolao-in-Carcere, Vice-Chancellor
 3 5,2 |     their escape by the Porto San Gallo. The peril was imminent,
 4 5,2 |       evening, at the gate of San Friano. He found there the
 5 5,4 |       went out at the gate of San Sebastiana, at the same
 6 5,6 |       returned to the Palazzo San Marco. During these eight
 7 6,1 |       facts, when he heard at San Teranza that his vanguard,
 8 6,4 |       on their march to Borgo San Donnino. ~While this was
 9 7,1 |      the Cardinals Sforza and San Severino the fortresses
10 7,2 |     retreat at the convent of San Sisto. No one knew the real
11 7,3 |       in the neighbourhood of San Piero-in-Vinculis: the guests
12 7,3 |   direction of the convent of San Sisto, where, as we said,
13 7,4 |       the lane on the left of San Girolamo's Church two men
14 7,4 |   into the lane that leads to San Giacomo. That was all I
15 9,3 |       everybody present: ~"To San Marco, to San Marco!" The
16 9,3 |   present: ~"To San Marco, to San Marco!" The rioters, few
17 10,4|       the others, Galeazzo di San Severing, who commanded
18 10,4|      disguise. And so it was. San Severino and his brothers
19 12,4|      lighted up the Piazza of San Paolo. ~The ceremony of
20 13,1|      fortresses of Maiolo and San Leone. ~The Duke of Valentinois
21 13,1| Arezzo, he marched upon Monte San Severino, Castiglione, Aretino,
22 13,2|   soldiers to the fortress of San Leone, and it had yielded
23 15,2|       they had by the gate of San Pancracio, they had made