Chapter

 1 4,3 |     father's side an amount of favour hitherto unheard of at the
 2 4,4 |      to get up a revolution in favour of his nephew Galeazzo,
 3 5,4 |      influence with Charles in favour of the Holy Father, and
 4 6,3 |   gentlemen who had earned the favour either by virtue of their
 5 6,4 |      instead of according this favour, had quitted Rome so hastily
 6 7,2 |   carrying his point. This new favour to his elder brother exasperated
 7 8,2 |      of Lucrezia and Alfonso a favour which would be very appropriate,
 8 10,2|       themselves to be in high favour with His Holiness, the one
 9 10,4|     had made no stipulation in favour of him and his generals.
10 11,4| inscribed in the Golden Book a favour that both of them had long
11 11,4|       most serene republic the favour he had just received. ~Then,
12 12,3|   before enjoyed quite so much favour with His Holiness; so, when
13 12,3|        Hercules of Ferrara, in favour of which alliance Louis
14 12,4|     render thanks for this new favour accorded to her house by
15 13,5|  delighted at this increase of favour, did not miss his appointment.
16 16,1|      had till now refused this favour. This was of great advantage