Chapter

 1 1,1  |      Circus, where it remained till 1586. Now, as Nero's Circus
 2 3,4  |        game, both on the watch till events should declare for
 3 5,4  |        was true. Then, and not till then, did the duke of Calabria
 4 5,6  | Christian Church was postponed till the following day. ~When
 5 5,6  |        of the sultan's brother till a time more opportune for
 6 5,8  |        the price of fratricide till he received the corpse,
 7 6,4  |    each by means of the other, till such time as he could safely
 8 7,3  |      of sitting up every night till two or three o'clock in
 9 7,4  |     adventure, and was waiting till the next night to get away
10 9,3  |       and would not be quieted till they had exacted a promise
11 10,4 |    that he could not get money till he had fought his way through
12 11,5 |  waited quietly before Faenza, till hunger should drive out
13 14,3 |       body could not be got in till the legs were bent and thrust
14 15,2 |     enemies, who knew no check till they reached the palace
15 16,1 |      to some presentiment, had till now refused this favour.
16 Epi,1|        will postpone this toil till you have committed some