Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       hangings; therefore he had summoned to give him absolution for
 2 Pro,1|         the age of twenty-three, summoned by an irresistible vocation,
 3 Pro,1|          prophetic impulse which summoned him to preach the reformation
 4 4,1  |        of Ferrara was also to be summoned to pronounce for one or
 5 4,3  |          a grand council, for he summoned on this occasion not only
 6 5,2  |       attempt at rebellion. They summoned the citizens to their aid;
 7 6,2  |          armed and on horseback, summoned Commines and bade him make
 8 7,4  |         servants of His Holiness summoned at once all the boatmen
 9 8,3  |         a consistory having been summoned one morning by Alexander,
10 11,3 |         time to lose, and Caesar summoned Michelotto. ~"The same night,"
11 11,5 |         Caesar cared to knew; he summoned Michelotto, and in a low
12 12,4 | pleasures followed, and the pope summoned the prettiest girls of the
13 13,4 |        December 1502. At once he summoned eight of his most faithful
14 13,5 |         pillage the town, and he summoned Macchiavelli. ~Caesar and
15 13,5 |         give his own words. ~"He summoned me," says the Florentine
16 14,2 |  terrible position he was in: he summoned his faithful Michelotto,
17 14,3 |         death's door himself, he summoned up all the force of character
18 15,1 |     might cause to explode: they summoned the ambassadors of the Emperor
19 15,2 |          Spanish ambassador, and summoned Caesar to appear before
20 15,3 |        recover his power, it had summoned Francesco, a natural son