Chapter

 1 2,1 |        throne under the name of Bajazet II. ~The accession of the
 2 2,1 |     during the reign of Mahomet Bajazet was born prior to his epoch,
 3 2,1 |         having revolted against Bajazet, desired to have the young
 4 2,1 |         of Naples. ~On his side Bajazet, who knew all the importance
 5 2,1 |       000 ducats to be given by Bajazet to any one of the Christian
 6 2,1 |         had remained there, and Bajazet, faithful to promises which
 7 4,4 |        his pretensions, we mean Bajazet II. So he despatched to
 8 4,4 |         II. So he despatched to Bajazet one of his confidential
 9 4,4 |  Consequently he suggested that Bajazet for the maintenance of their
10 4,4 |        while he was waiting for Bajazet's reply, which might involve
11 5,1 |       made to Piero was that if Bajazet should send him the troops
12 5,3 |        received his answer from Bajazet II: the reason of so long
13 5,3 |       to Alexander VI, in which Bajazet offered on certain conditions
14 5,3 |      here in all its naivete. ~"Bajazet the Sultan, son of the Sultan
15 5,3 |          the above-named Sultan Bajazet, pledge ourselves to send
16 5,3 |         we the aforesaid Sultan Bajazet do swear by the true God,
17 5,8 |     livres and sold him dead to Bajazet for 300,00 ducats.... ~But
18 5,8 |   crusade against the Turks, if Bajazet's ambassador had not always
19 5,8 | invasions on the frontiers, and Bajazet, who was to help with money,
20 7,1 |    analogy that had carried off Bajazet's brother. ~As soon as the
21 7,3 |       of empire from Romulus to Bajazet, both of whom climbed to
22 11,1|    before the end of the summer Bajazet would land two considerable