Chapter

 1 1,3 |           when the procession had gone past, the laughing and joking
 2 5,6 |       ceremonial, and when he had gone on from genuflexions to
 3 5,8 |            he learned that he had gone out at nine o'clock in the
 4 5,8 |         this time, for Caesar had gone with Cardinal Orsino to
 5 6,1 |     Philippe de Commines, who had gone as ambassador extraordinary
 6 7,2 |          father and brothers, had gone into retreat at the convent
 7 7,3 |       Meanwhile the messenger had gone off with his answer, no
 8 7,4 |           vain; but when they had gone up as high as the Via del
 9 7,4 |           such a deed, he had not gone to denounce it to the governor.
10 10,2|        there Gian Borgia, who had gone to Rome from Ferrara and
11 10,4|            New confabulations had gone on between the outposts,
12 11,5|          next night the house was gone, as though by enchantment,
13 13,5| satellites; but scarcely had they gone upstairs and into the first
14 14,2|  coincidence, the butler had just gone back to the Vatican to fetch
15 15,2|     Giordano Orsino, who had once gone with him to France, and
16 16,2|           twelve of those who had gone with Caesar as far as the