Chapter

 1 1,1 |    reappeared at the windows, so numerous and so densely packed that
 2 1,3 |        crowd was still extremely numerous, when, towards two o'clock
 3 3,1 |          merit alone against the numerous enemies he had made by his
 4 3,2 |         midst of a brilliant and numerous assemblage of cardinals,
 5 3,4 |       lowest class, he organised numerous doles to be paid out of
 6 4,5 |    Casale, each at the head of a numerous and brilliant court, and
 7 5,7 |          full armour, and with a numerous and brilliant following
 8 6,1 |   believe that any army, however numerous, would venture to oppose
 9 6,3 |    swords. As they were far more numerous than the French, the king
10 8,4 | illustrious visitors received so numerous a guard, and were welcomed
11 10,1|          this conquest and their numerous victories, Ludovico Sforza,
12 11,1|        del Popalo, escorted by a numerous procession of prelates and
13 11,5|    cortege an the Rimini road so numerous that it must surely indicate
14 13,1|       others, who were much more numerous than was supposed, had instantly