Chapter

 1 1,1 |       threats and raillery, the cause being that they had just
 2 2,3 |         a malady was natural, a cause was always sought connected
 3 3,3 |  enemies who does his worst can cause injuries far more powerful
 4 4,1 |        Medici. But whatever its cause might be, it was evidently
 5 4,2 |         without finding out the cause of it; he soon learned what
 6 5,3 |         which would also be the cause of great injury to your
 7 5,3 |     1494." ~This letter was the cause of great joy to the Holy
 8 7,2 |          do you know who is the cause that, instead of wearing
 9 7,2 |       word; "the man who is the cause of this is Francesco, Duke
10 7,4 |     could be no doubt as to the cause of death. It was pierced
11 9,1 |      liberty, had united to his cause, even in the midst of rich,
12 9,2 |      might be spent to help his cause, he declared in all humility
13 9,2 |      should perish avenging the cause of religion, since he was
14 9,2 |         to the success of their cause. His enemies were enchanted
15 9,2 |         of the triumph of their cause, they wished to fire the
16 10,3|  originator, if not to the same cause. Monsignore Agnelli of Mantua,
17 10,4| desertion, he supposed that his cause was lost and that it would
18 13,3|    annoy or attack them for any cause whatsoever, excepting always
19 13,4|  confederates by Orsino was the cause of great difficulties on
20 13,5|        the men who had been the cause of all the trouble; also
21 15,1|     which the least spark might cause to explode: they summoned
22 15,3|       reconquered, that was the cause of uneasiness to Caesar