Chapter

 1 4,1 |           the Christian States to send a solemn embassy to Rome,
 2 4,1 |      permit the King of France to send out as many ships of war
 3 5,1 |        was that if Bajazet should send him the troops that he had
 4 5,1 |       republic whereby she was to send an embassy to the conqueror;
 5 5,3 |        should adapt this plan and send us the body of our brother,
 6 5,3 |      Bajazet, pledge ourselves to send to your Highness, wheresoever
 7 5,8 |        author of this butchery to send the captain of his guard
 8 5,8 |         Ferdinand and Isabella to send a fleet of sixty galleys
 9 7,1 |          Vitelli, as he could not send him alive. By a strange
10 9,3 |     authority that the pope would send two ecclesiastical judges
11 11,4| Florentines, who had not dared to send him any aid because of the
12 11,5|         Louis XII, immediately to send back to Venice the lady
13 15,4|       pope on his part engaged to send Caesar to Ostia under the
14 16,1|          offense, but hastened to send them all away, so as to