Chapter

 1 1,3 |          object also, and that its influence was intended to be as great
 2 2,1 |        title of great Powers, that influence which they were destined
 3 2,1 |            in the new, acquired an influence at the court of Rome which
 4 2,3 |            weakest of all, without influence, without lands, without
 5 3,3 |            heart she relied on the influence she had been able to exercise
 6 4,1 |        learned that it was Piero's influence that had overmastered his
 7 5,1 |           in spite of his name and influence, was in the eyes of the
 8 5,2 |       prudent men who retained any influence over the king advised him
 9 5,4 |           they would use all their influence with Charles in favour of
10 8,4 |            of France would use his influence in persuading the young
11 9,1 |           the interruption, and an influence far more formidable than
12 9,1 |          moral account his growing influence, he resolved to convert
13 9,3 |      suppose, had not been without influence in bringing about this sudden
14 10,1| possessions; but ever since German influence had retired beyond the Alps,
15 10,2|         this time she exercised an influence mare astonishing than ever.
16 11,4|            s sake than for the new influence that this title might confer.
17 13,2|         and the private use of his influence, Caesar soon made his peace