Chapter

 1 3,1  |      obeyed; but as he did not wish to be separated from the
 2 3,3  |        now open for you, every wish of your heart shall be instantly
 3 5,1  | obligations, but as he did not wish to push too far his devotion
 4 5,4  |    both in case Charles should wish to include Alfonso II in
 5 5,6  |        off; the pope feigned a wish to conduct the king to his
 6 6,2  |        deep in discussion: the wish of the Milanese and Venetian
 7 8,4  |       other: the first was the wish to make conquests; the second
 8 10,3 |      Rome. ~It was Alexander's wish that his entry should be
 9 11,4 |    Caesar himself, who did not wish to be recognised, and who
10 12,2 |       was lost; but he did not wish it to be said that he had
11 13,3 |    collected about him, in the wish, he declared, that they
12 Epi,1|         Ah, friend, why do you wish to incur such fatigue and
13 Epi,1|    Then Jean, seeing his great wish, resolved that it was no
14 Epi,2| counsel and rebellious to your wish, I am now, ever since I