Chapter

 1 2,1  |   unknown. They had accordingly, thanks to their victories in the
 2 3,4  |          and Euripides had come (thanks to the conquest of Mahomet
 3 5,2  |         beings. Florence indeed, thanks to her rapid increase in
 4 5,6  |       quit the Castle S. Angelo, thanks to a corridor communicating
 5 5,7  |          put on a groom's dress. Thanks to this disguise, he issued
 6 6,2  |         impression on these men, thanks to a general high opinion
 7 7,2  |           Admirably, monsignore; thanks to the dress, your Excellency
 8 8,2  |   appropriate, since it would be thanks to his devotion that the
 9 9,3  |   showers of stones. Savonarola, thanks to his sacred garments and
10 9,3  |         who from that very hour, thanks to his martyrdom, was entering
11 10,3 |          midst of his victories. Thanks to the 200,000 ducats that
12 10,4 |         outposts, and this time, thanks to the money sent by Louis
13 11,1 |         desired to render public thanks to Heaven for the protection
14 11,3 |       Alfonso was not dead, and, thanks to the strength of his constitution
15 12,4 |    Borgia were buried, to render thanks for this new favour accorded
16 13,2 |     minister of Louis XII. Thus, thanks to the public proof of his
17 15,3 | defection of these towns, which, thanks to their fortresses, might
18 16,1 |         advantage to him, since, thanks to his solitude, he had
19 16,2 |        adversity as ever before. Thanks to Caesar's courage and
20 16,2 |       enemy's army was defeated, thanks to the courage of Michelotto,
21 Epi,2|       Jean; and as the neophyte, thanks to his journey to Rome,