Chapter

 1 1,1 |     has constantly elected her kings, consuls, tribunes, emperors,
 2 3,1 |      being the supreme head of kings and nations took such hold
 3 3,1 |  capacity of ambassador to the kings of Aragon and Portugal.
 4 5,6 | ancient custom among Christian kings, especially the Most Christian
 5 5,6 |  especially the Most Christian kings of France, to signify, through
 6 5,6 |  respectful devotion which the kings his predecessors have been
 7 6,4 |     Alexander VI had seen five kings upon the throne of Naples,
 8 6,4 |     simony; moreover, the five kings of Naples had in turn paid
 9 8,4 |     highest in the gift of the kings of France. The news of this
10 9,1 | dangerous for him than all the kings, dukes, princes, in the
11 11,5|    republic of Venice, and the Kings of Castile and Portugal.
12 12,2|         By this treaty the two kings were sharing their conquests
13 14,3|      before, had made princes, kings and emperors tremble, from
14 15,1|        Emperor of Germany, the Kings of France and Spain, and