Chapter

 1 Pro,2|     church of Santa Regarata was struck by lightning, and Roderigo
 2 1,2  |          half-past nine had just struck, and at this hour the streets
 3 1,2  |        at last, when ten o'clock struck, with the single exception
 4 1,3  |          for, as half-past eight struck, the daily smoke reappeared
 5 1,3  | half-past nine, a quarter to ten struck, without anything happening
 6 1,3  |         the chimney: ten o'clock struck slowly, each stroke vibrating
 7 3,1  |          new pope at every step, struck Calixtus III in a singular
 8 6,3  |           who, had they not been struck with a mighty terror, would
 9 7,4  |          saw that the blow which struck at his house came from that
10 7,4  |    owning that the disaster that struck his offspring through his
11 8,4  |      straight to table, had been struck dawn by an apoplectic seizure
12 9,3  |        powerful multitude, which struck down on the instant every
13 10,3 |           had, himself at Forli, struck down Cerviglione in the
14 11,3 |       the leg and in the temple. Struck down by these five blows,
15 11,5 |          Caesar had already been struck by the beauty of this young
16 13,5 |        Holiness, however, was so struck with her beauty in this
17 15,1 |    moment the world, on a sudden struck motionless, remained in