Chapter

 1 3,1  |               Roderigo, retired from public affairs, was given up entirely
 2 3,1  |             force him once more into public life. Consequently, instead
 3 3,1  |              lived always apart from public affairs, and only reappeared
 4 3,3  |       governed by men who sacrificed public good to their private interests,
 5 3,3  |             What utter folly for any public man whose position is not
 6 3,4  |           provision of stores in the public granaries with such liberality,
 7 3,4  | vice-chamberlain one day remarked in public, when certain people were
 8 4,1  |           for the maintenance of the public peace an army of 20,000
 9 4,3  |         disgrace to the Church and a public scandal, were grouped a
10 5,8  |              of this league was made public on the 12th of April, 1495,
11 7,2  |             him an impression on the public mind of his beauty and his
12 7,4  |        nights; then he reappeared in public, outwardly calm, if not
13 9,3  |              versatile spirit of the public, would be a most dangerous
14 10,2 |              never showed herself in public without a company of two
15 11,1 |          Alexander desired to render public thanks to Heaven for the
16 12,4 |           day when the news was made public the governor of St. Angelo
17 13,2 |             XII. Thus, thanks to the public proof of his innocence and
18 14,3 |          trestles, it was exposed to public view; but the body had become
19 Epi,2|              which they exhibited in public, he saw that they were gluttons