Chapter

 1 2,1 |         jem had quitted France, accompanied by the Grand Master d'Aubusson,
 2 3,1 |       betook herself to Venice, accompanied by two confidential servants,
 3 4,5 |         VIII left for Florence, accompanied by his ally; but scarcely
 4 5,1 |   accordingly quitted Florence, accompanied by four other messengers,
 5 5,2 |        the streets of Florence, accompanied by his servants and uttering
 6 5,2 |       most magnificent apparel, accompanied by priests chanting hymns,
 7 5,3 |        men. But the envoys were accompanied by a favourite of the sultan'
 8 6,3 |        ranks of the Stradiotes, accompanied only by eight of the knights
 9 8,1 |     benediction and kiss; then, accompanied once more in the same fashion
10 8,2 | appeared before the archbishop, accompanied by a clerk, two servants,
11 9,3 |       wherewith this demand was accompanied, the Signoria insisted that
12 11,4|       departed far the Romagna, accompanied by Vitellozzo Vitelli, Gian
13 12,4|       attired as a fiancee, and accompanied by her two brothers, the
14 12,4|        God; and in the evening, accompanied by the same cavalcade, which
15 12,4|  through which she had to pass. Accompanied by the noblest cavaliers
16 12,4|         Corneto with six ships, accompanied by a great number of cardinals
17 12,4|      his cardinal's hat. He was accompanied by two princes of the house
18 13,5|       Vitelli, and Orsino, each accompanied by his two satellites; but
19 13,5|       taking the same road, and accompanied him to the threshold of
20 14,2|     steps towards the vineyard, accompanied by Cardinal Caraffa; but
21 15,3|      and Caesar left for Ostia, accompanied by Bartolommeo della Rovere,
22 15,4|      the Tiber as far as Ostia, accompanied by the pope's treasurer