Chapter

 1 1,1 |         average established in the period between St. Peter and Gregory
 2 1,1 |          man who is elected, are a period either of tranquillity or
 3 2,1 | transformed between the end of one period and the beginning of another:
 4 2,3 |           the Milanese was at this period not the legitimate heir
 5 2,3 |          so frequent a use at this period, that, even when a malady
 6 2,3 |    promised himself that, when the period of mourning was fast, he
 7 3,4 |         agriculture; Italy at this period was rich in industries silk,
 8 5,2 |        that still remain from that period are virtually fortresses
 9 7,3 |      attention to him, for at that period it was the custom for have
10 8,4 |           XI, and esteemed at this period as the highest in the gift
11 10,1|           composed by poets of the period, in which the king was styled
12 11,2|         the finest horsemen of the period. Still, clever as he was,
13 11,3|      cavaliers, there to spend the period of her mourning. ~This important
14 11,4|          the first captains of the period. So, after he had reconnoitred,