Chapter

 1 1,1 |      chapels did not exist, nor the twelve great halls, the two-and-twenty
 2 4,4 |         galleys, eighteen large and twelve small vessels, with injunctions
 3 6,3 |          stopped short about ten or twelve feet from the French line
 4 11,1|             who gave orders that at twelve o'clock in the day in all
 5 11,3|        festivities, the creation of twelve new cardinals was arranged:
 6 11,4|          pope went on to bestow the twelve cardinals' hats that had
 7 12,1|             had sent to Pisa ten or twelve hundred men under the Command
 8 13,1|             When he was only ten or twelve leagues from Florence, and
 9 15,1|        scarlet canopy, supported by twelve halberdiers, leaning forward
10 15,2|         owned in the Sacred College twelve had remained faithful, and
11 15,2| thirty-seven cardinals, he with his twelve votes could make the majority
12 15,2|       refusing nothing: he gave his twelve votes to Francesco Piccolomini,
13 15,2|            duke for the sake of the twelve votes which were wanted
14 15,2|             robbed Caesar of ten or twelve of his best officers and
15 15,3|             to buy the votes of his twelve cardinals. ~Caesar imposed
16 15,3|          conditions Caesar sold his twelve cardinals to Giuliano. ~
17 16,1|            dropped from a height of twelve or fifteen feet. ~ ~
18 16,2|           was dark, and with ten or twelve of those who had gone with