Chapter

 1 2,3 |       at any rate formed this plan; but Heaven decreed otherwise. ~
 2 3,4 |  alliances and conquests. His plan was to begin with alliances.
 3 4,1 |     all four. Unluckily, this plan did not agree with the magnificent
 4 4,1 |     promise to conform to the plan he had invented, when the
 5 4,2 |   into Sforza's mind when his plan about the deputation was
 6 4,4 | regardless of the common this plan was very coldly received
 7 5,1 |      resolution or formed any plan, when he suddenly heard
 8 5,3 |    Highness should adapt this plan and send us the body of
 9 5,3 |  Alexander formed no definite plan, resolved on acting as circumstances
10 6,2 |    Charles to adopt the wiser plan, and to cross the Taro without
11 10,4|       him in his straits. His plan was to disguise himself
12 10,4|     that it would be the best plan for him to fly, before he
13 11,1|       opposition. ~The second plan was the selling of indulgences,
14 12,4|    within reach of Tuscany, a plan which neither the pope nor
15 13,4|     follow in carrying on the plan of conquest, there arose
16 13,4|  approved of the lieutenants' plan with regard to Sinigaglia,