Chapter

 1 1,1 |          eight sons and the same number of daughters had, as we
 2 4,3 |          scandal, were grouped a number of other Roman ladies far
 3 5,2 |          astonished by the great number of the inhabitants; not
 4 5,4 |         only one-fourth of their number bore halberts instead of
 5 6,1 |          been sent in sufficient number for the defense of Rome,
 6 6,4 |    volunteers and a considerable number of Spanish horse and foot,
 7 6,4 |    cardinals, who brought up the number of his compatriots in the
 8 7,1 |          army had seized a great number of castles and fortresses
 9 8,1 |          streets with blood. The number of thieves was so great,
10 8,4 |          three-quarters of their number, were lost on the road.
11 9,1 |    Shrove Tuesday a considerable number of boys were collected in
12 12,4|           accompanied by a great number of cardinals and prelates,
13 13,4| neighbourhood to assemble to the number of 8000 on the banks of
14 14,1|      those he was to poison: the number was fixed at three, one