Chapter

 1 2,3  |         even when a malady was natural, a cause was always sought
 2 3,1  |       evil passions which were natural to him had been, if not
 3 4,2  |         with all the vices and natural instincts of a captain of
 4 4,5  |   unhealthy in October, had no natural product except oil, and
 5 6,1  |  utilising for his defence the natural advantages of the hilly
 6 8,1  | Bicelli and Prince of Salerno, natural son of Alfonso II and brother
 7 8,1  |     she had been wedded to the natural son of the last king. This
 8 8,3  |       secular pursuits both by natural inclination and ability,
 9 10,3 |        as Monsignore Agnelli's natural heirs had made some difficulty
10 10,4 |    people's part would be very natural, and they might propose
11 15,3 |      had summoned Francesco, a natural son of Galeotto Manfredi,
12 15,3 |  Julius II, whose ambition, so natural in sovereign rulers, had
13 16,1 |      precaution appeared quite natural, and the governor took no
14 Epi,2|  gained a profound belief, his natural good qualities increased