Chapter

 1 Pro,1|  profound that one might have supposed it was his last. ~The monk
 2 2,3  |       legitimate heir who was supposed to possess it, but his uncle
 3 4,5  |      so grave as was at first supposed. He was cured by the end
 4 5,1  |      magnificent republic had supposed that what Charles VIII wanted
 5 5,2  |    saved the town. The French supposed, from such audacious words,
 6 5,5  |     hold a man's head, it was supposed that each of these terrible
 7 5,8  |  learned the news, he rightly supposed that the king would be so
 8 6,3  | danger was less than they had supposed, began to take their revenge
 9 7,4  |    troubled about them; so he supposed it would be the same with
10 8,2  |   straight avowal that he had supposed he might take it upon himself
11 10,1 |    his own States, because he supposed, not without reason, that,
12 10,2 |      no suspicion, but indeed supposed themselves to be in high
13 10,4 |   this cowardly desertion, he supposed that his cause was lost
14 13,1 |   much more numerous than was supposed, had instantly dispersed
15 15,3 |    Sant' Angelo, where he was supposed to be a prisoner, had brought