Chapter

 1 1,1  | eastern side towers above the court of St. Damasius; still,
 2 2,1  |  acquired an influence at the court of Rome which had never
 3 4,2  |   were hatching at the French court against the kingdom of Naples,
 4 4,2  |  ambassador at the Neapolitan court, should be given a third
 5 4,3  |       unheard of at the papal court, desired on her part to
 6 4,5  |      a numerous and brilliant court, and both glittering with
 7 4,5  |  troops and money, but also a court composed of the loveliest
 8 5,5  |   young king had around him a court of very different brilliance
 9 7,2  |       a latere' at Frederic's court, and was appointed to crown
10 8,3  |       led off the horses to a court between the palace and the
11 8,4  |       Carlota, who was at his court, to marry his son Caesar. ~
12 10,2 |   officers and members of the court were invited to a grand
13 11,2 |  spectators. The pope and his court took their places on the
14 11,3 |    whole household, her whole court, and more than six hundred
15 12,4 |      Piombina. The pontifical court made a stay there of several
16 16,1 |      looked out upon an inner court, and soon contrived so to
17 16,1 |     could only get out of the court by using an exit reserved
18 16,2 |     one: again he crossed the court, looking for the place where
19 16,2 |    few feet away, crossed the court, and then disappeared by
20 Epi,1|       he says he will, to the court of Rome, and there sees
21 Epi,1|       a Jew than ever, if the court of Rome was still as he
22 Epi,2|    prelates, and of the whole court. But much to his surprise
23 Epi,2|     persons at the pontifical court. At these words the Jew