Chapter

 1 1,1  |             day that is to say, in the course of nearly twenty-six centuries
 2 2,3  |             house of Anjou, and in the course of the year 1442, Alfonso
 3 3,4  |              of the last reign, in the course of which the vice-chamberlain
 4 6,2  | plenipotentiary to be appointed in the course of that night. The place
 5 6,3  |              decided to take a sideway course, and had given orders to
 6 6,4  |            after the fight. But in the course of the night he reflected
 7 7,3  |                valet alone pursued his course towards the Piazza della
 8 10,1 |                had been reduced in the course of eight years from 1,500,
 9 10,2 |            belonged to the Caetani. Of course the gift was as yet a secret,
10 10,3 |              Romagna, and directed his course with the rest of the army
11 11,2 |                the very spot where his course had been checked, breathed
12 13,4 |            discussions as to the right course to follow in carrying on
13 14,3 |              needs wait and suffer the course of events, instead of marching
14 Epi,2|      conviction that your pope, and of course the others as well, are