Chapter

 1 2,1 |          he was at war, had sent ambassadors to Charles VIII, offering,
 2 4,1 |      conceived the idea that the ambassadors of the four Powers should
 3 4,1 |      mixed up with all the other ambassadors. These two important interests,
 4 4,1 |   kingdom of Naples. He sent two ambassadors to invite the young king
 5 4,3 |         the King of France. ~The ambassadors next turned their steps
 6 5,1 |    monarch, to act as one of the ambassadors. He accordingly quitted
 7 5,1 |          the return of the other ambassadors, whom Piero had not even
 8 5,2 |         traitors and rebels, and ambassadors were sent to the King of
 9 5,4 |          this route, sending the ambassadors back to the pope, with the
10 5,4 |       the first conference. ~The ambassadors added that the French army
11 5,6 |        to signify, through their ambassadors, the respect they feel for
12 5,6 |         as a sacred duty, not by ambassadors or by delegates, but in
13 6,2 |        any further harm; but the ambassadors of Spain and Germany took
14 8,1 |         the Spanish and Venetian ambassadors were awaiting him on horseback
15 8,1 |          the same fashion by the ambassadors and cardinals, he was escorted
16 8,1 |  Isabella of Spain; so they sent ambassadors to Alexander to lodge a
17 8,4 | neutrality, and he had sent them ambassadors authorised to promise in
18 11,3|    stayed at Rome to receive the ambassadors from France and Venice;
19 11,4|                            4~The ambassadors at last arrived: the first
20 11,4|       Porta del Populo found the ambassadors of the various Powers, and
21 12,2|           the French and Spanish ambassadors presented to the pope the
22 15,1|       explode: they summoned the ambassadors of the Emperor of Germany,
23 15,1|       name of their masters. The ambassadors, impressed with the urgency