Chapter

 1 3,2 |         was he recognised at the gates of the city when the deference
 2 5,4 |         Corneto had opened their gates; the Orsini had submitted;
 3 5,7 | triumphant march of Charles: the gates of towns opened of themselves
 4 5,7 |      streets, passed through the gates, and gained the open country.
 5 5,8 |       the town to throw open its gates, being more discontented
 6 8,1 |       could with safety pass the gates of the town; soon it was
 7 9,3 |     heard mounting upward to the gates of heaven. ~~Pope Alexander
 8 10,1|         miles' distance from the gates to receive him, and forty
 9 10,3|       the French got outside the gates when the mob rushed out
10 11,3|        through one of the garden gates of the Vatican and made
11 12,1|        when Bentivoglio shut the gates of Bologna, and commanded
12 12,2|  faithful friend, would open the gates of his towns, only to receive
13 12,2|     began to talk of opening the gates, and it was only with great
14 12,3|       was on guard at one of the gates. Such negotiations, made
15 12,3|        half taken, rushed on the gates with such impetuosity that