Chapter

 1 Pro,1| twenty-two languages, and who had offered to reply in each of these
 2 1,1  |           aspect as that which is offered in our own day to anyone
 3 4,1  |          hazardous an expedition, offered him a free and friendly
 4 4,2  |           the insult her king had offered him. ~It cost Charles VIII
 5 4,5  |   disastrous than the impediments offered at every step by the nature
 6 5,2  |      result was that Charles VIII offered new and more reasonable
 7 5,3  |    Alexander VI, in which Bajazet offered on certain conditions to
 8 7,3  |         should follow the example offered him by every founder of
 9 9,2  |    proclaimed that Savonarola had offered to go down into the vaults
10 10,4 |        paid than themselves, they offered to give up the town and
11 10,4 |           had obeyed so long, and offered to conceal him dressed in
12 10,4 |         no further opposition was offered to Caesar's conquest. So
13 11,1 |       before this altar, the pope offered to the church the gift of
14 12,1 |        friendship he had at first offered freely, and to impose his
15 15,2 |         not declared against him, offered him an asylum in the name
16 15,2 |          guard on every side, and offered a strong defence. ~Then
17 16,1 |           in his solitude that he offered to come and sup with him:
18 16,2 |          he rallied his army, and offered battle about three o'clock