Chapter

 1 1,1 |      that this was not without reason; for Innocent VIII who was
 2 1,3 |      led to Sforza's house, by reason of which he had given up
 3 2,2 |      the Peaceful, not for the reason that he had always maintained
 4 3,3 |   others were left out with no reason for their failure except
 5 5,3 |   truce, or else when, for any reason whatsoever, he should have
 6 5,3 |    answer from Bajazet II: the reason of so long a delay was that
 7 6,2 |      want of unanimity was the reason why the answer to Commines
 8 7,2 |        his ambition. Very good reason, says Tommaso, the historian,
 9 7,4 |      then thought, not without reason, that he had probably been
10 8,1 |       a false dispensation. By reason of this accusation, the
11 8,4 |    whom he had only married by reason of the great fear he entertained
12 8,4 |   strange suspicions as to the reason for this preference, if
13 10,1|       he supposed, not without reason, that, Milan once conquered,
14 13,1|       the pope, and who had no reason for distrusting Caesar,
15 16,2| helping him, as there was some reason to expect he would, since