Chapter

 1 3,1 |     time so much a lover that love imposed silence on ambition;
 2 3,2 | demonstration of his paternal love, but, bending towards him,
 3 3,2 |    all our due because of the love we have always borne you
 4 3,2 |  armed beforehand against our love, and therefore have we prayed
 5 3,3 |       And so he suffered this love to lead him blindly astray,
 6 3,3 |      blindly astray, all this love that he bore to his kindred,
 7 3,3 | children to weakness, and her love for Roderigo to sensuality.
 8 4,2 |     doubly his rival, both in love and ambition. ~Suddenly
 9 5,7 |      cry of vengeance than of love. One evening, while everybody
10 7,2 |    the path of his pride, his love, and his ambition. Very
11 7,2 |   entreaties of Caesar, whose love for her was strange and
12 7,2 |       help was wanted in some love affair or some act of revenge.
13 7,2 |  ambition, my fortune, and my love?" ~"It is the same, the
14 7,4 |   coming home, the immoderate love he felt for his victim. ~ ~ ~
15 11,1|       the recollection of his love for his former mistress,
16 11,4| eighteen, who, relying on the love of his subjects towards
17 11,5|      keep this fair flower of love for himself: having often