Chapter

 1 Pro,1|    with the dying man; then he advanced with a slow and solemn step
 2 1,2  | foundations of the new church, advanced as far as the fountain which,
 3 1,3  |      in proportion as the time advanced, the agitation grew greater.
 4 1,3  |      the storm in the heavens, advanced on the balcony, and between
 5 4,5  |    Charles replied that he had advanced too far to draw back now,
 6 5,1  |    savage foreigners who, less advanced in civilisation, had not
 7 5,3  |   Signoria, left Florence, and advanced towards Rome by the route
 8 5,5  |        this magnificent escort advanced Charles VIII, both he and
 9 5,6  |        got up again, once mare advanced several steps, and was on
10 5,7  |       Christian apparel. D'jem advanced to Charles without humility
11 8,4  |       business was already far advanced on the day when Caesar doffed
12 9,2  |   Savonarola, on the contrary, advanced to his own place in the
13 11,5 |        the day was already far advanced; but scarcely had a league
14 14,2 |        an instant later, as he advanced to render his father assistance,
15 15,1 |        side, the Spaniards had advanced to Terracino, and the French
16 15,1 |    seeing the state he was in, advanced to his bedside alone: he
17 16,2 |       of the soldiers, as they advanced beside him, passed only