Chapter

 1 3,4 |         she had numbered 50,000 inhabitants, whereas now in our own
 2 5,1 |        had put its soldiers and inhabitants to the edge of the sword;
 3 5,2 |         the great number of the inhabitants; not only was every street
 4 7,1 |      Todi, and Narni, where the inhabitants trembled lest their turn
 5 7,3 |        groans were heard by the inhabitants of a poor little house hard
 6 9,1 |      victorious war on God. The inhabitants of Florence obeyed, and
 7 11,5|         life and death over the inhabitants; he then waited quietly
 8 11,5|        or the belongings of the inhabitants, that Astor Manfredi, the
 9 11,5|   faithfully kept so far as the inhabitants were concerned; but Caesar,
10 12,3|     Valentinois; seven thousand inhabitants were massacred in the streets
11 12,4| rebellion; for one-sixth of the inhabitants had perished on the scaffold,
12 12,4|      him alone. One morning the inhabitants of Cesena awoke to find
13 12,4|    making the duke known to the inhabitants, and also in order to be
14 13,1| returned to Camerino, where the inhabitants still held out, encouraged
15 15,3|     laying claim to Rimini; the inhabitants of Imola had assassinated
16 15,3|      through the courage of its inhabitants; but this check had been