Chapter

 1 Pro,2| reward to the man who should bring you the head of Dietisalvi,
 2 Pro,2|       Since his death was to bring about many calamities,"
 3 3,4  |   the Italian soil could not bring forth were imported, from
 4 4,2  |     demanded that she should bring her husband as dowry the
 5 4,5  |      of the French fleet and bring it to Genoa; he despatched
 6 6,1  |     pope, he rather hoped to bring the pope round to his side
 7 7,4  |   who knocked at his door to bring him food except with the
 8 8,4  |    Louis and commissioned to bring Caesar to France, presented
 9 9,2  |    his antagonist, and there bring a dead man to life again,
10 11,3 |   have two effects, viz., to bring 600,000 ducats into the
11 13,2 |   fall back upon Rimini, and bring 200 light horse and 500
12 13,3 |    always cared for most, to bring back the confederates by
13 13,5 |      with the duke's men and bring about an affray: it would
14 13,5 |    attire, came in person to bring the missing pearl. His Holiness,
15 14,2 |     that he might get it and bring it him without delay. Then,
16 14,2 |  thirsty, ordered the man to bring two glasses. By a curious
17 14,2 |     and telling the valet to bring two glasses on a tray, poured
18 15,2 |     and the neighbourhood to bring against him to Rome, and
19 Epi,1|     his false religion would bring his soul straight to eternal