Chapter

 1 Pro,2|    unaltered; far above human things he seemed to soar, a spirit
 2 1,1  |    swineherd, who did so many things in a five years' reign,
 3 1,2  |      he had to think of other things than his illicit loves,
 4 3,1  |   sons: such was the state of things when Innocent VIII died
 5 4,4  |       of Genoa, was above all things to check with the aid of
 6 5,4  |     the king wished above all things to be admitted into Rome
 7 6,3  | received from the Stradiotes. Things were going still better,
 8 8,1  |  father and son had a hundred things to talk about, but of these
 9 9,1  |       faith, who demanded two things, that the republic should
10 9,3  |    ecstasies and revealed the things that he had spoken. This
11 10,4 |   great change in the face of things, because Ludovico Sforza'
12 11,1 |      by the mockery of sacred things, and on the Eve of St. Peter'
13 11,4 |         But there the face of things was changed: Faenza at that
14 13,5 |        the pope found out two things: first, that a sum of 2000
15 14,3 |     soul had provided for all things that could occur on the
16 15,1 |     of blood, round which all things had revolved for the last
17 15,4 |      the presence of God, two things weighed cruelly on his conscience:
18 16,1 |     cloth, and with all these things tied together end to end,